Weekend Recap: The Battle for Unique Inventory
Weekend Recap: The Battle for Unique Inventory The lawsuits, listing access standards, legislation, and lawmakers are all aimed at the one part of Compass's strategy it no longer needs. Weekend Recap: The Battle for Unique Inventory The industry has spent the past year fighting over Compass's privat
Salvation or false hope? Article XI lures landlords
Rent-stabilized owners seeking the Article XI tax break are real estate’s version of Andy Dufresne. Who could forget the wrongly imprisoned character played by Tim Robbins in “The Shawshank Redemption”? Dufresne’s escape was an act of desperation requiring intricate planning, years of paperwork and
Inside rising townhouse prices across New York City
In August 2022, a townhouse on East 63rd Street sold for $15.5 million. Now the property is back on the market, asking a whopping $52 million. The three-fold markup might seem like a lofty goal, though a few factors weigh in its favor. For one, the landmarked home, just a block from Central Park, u
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