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Manhattan and Brooklyn sales listings trend in opposite directions
3+ hour, 26+ min ago (501+ words) Find Your Next Place A new report compares Manhattan and Brooklyn sales listings in different pricing tiers and finds inventory moving in opposite directions. Apartment listings priced under $1 million have grown in Manhattan while luxury supply has shrunk. In Brooklyn,…...
The Brick Report at 6 months: How savvy New Yorkers use insights from this comprehensive building review
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (755+ words) Find Your Next Place Running a Brick Report can help you determine whether a listing has been issued violations for pests, plumbing, or heating problems. The Brick Report is fast becoming a valuable tool for buyers, renters, and agents to…...
‘Central air or bust’: Many NYC luxury buyers will not consider listings without central AC
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1287+ words) Find Your Next Place Don’t try to sell a place above $5 million without central air, said Lisa Lippman of Brown Harris Stevens. You usually can’t get everything you want on your wish list when you buy New York City real…...
Housing lottery launches for 239 rent-stabilized units in Red Hook
2+ week, 3+ day ago (565+ words) Find Your Next Place Located between Red Hook Park and Coffey Park, the development is about a 10-minute walk from a walking path along the Erie Basin waterfront. Housing lottery applications are open for 239 rent-stabilized apartments at a new development…...
What co-op and condo boards need to know about NYC's new pied-à-terre tax
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1173+ words) Find Your Next Place The Department of Finance will likely use the co-op and condo tax abatement to determine whether an apartment is a pied-à-terre. With New York City's pied-à-terre tax now on the books, co-op and condo boards are…...
The Al Hirschfeld House at 122 East 95th St: Where a renowned caricaturist refined his celebrity portraits
2+ week, 6+ day ago (611+ words) Find Your Next Place The upper sashes of the grouped parlor windows contained myriad small panes typical of the Queen Anne style. Have you ever passed by an interesting residential building in New York City and wanted to know more…...
The 1890 William Baldwin House at 53 West 74th St: An ambitious design for a series of ambitious owners
3+ week, 6+ day ago (482+ words) Find Your Next Place The deeply rusticated parlor and second floors of 53 West 74th St. were distinguished by a pronounced rounded bay. Have you ever passed by an interesting residential building in New York City and wanted to know more about…...
From Dumbo to Coney Island: We were tired of paying so much rent and wanted a place that made sense
1+ mon, 7+ hour ago (707+ words) Find Your Next Place Living near the ocean (which is coincidently the name of their daughter) is something Jodie didn’t expect to happen but she’s happy it worked out. Jodie, Gregg, and their young daughter lived in an amenity-laden building…...
How to move in NYC during the summer
1+ mon, 21+ hour ago (716+ words) Find Your Next Place The most critical strategy for a summer move is timing. Beat the peak heat by starting your move-out at the earliest possible hour. "Summer in the City" might be a catchy song, but if you are…...
The Francis G. Lloyd House at 157 East 71st St: Tailored to fit the president of Brooks Brothers
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (506+ words) Find Your Next Place A renovation created an American-style basement, which differs from an English-style basement in its lack of a stoop. Have you ever passed by an interesting residential building in New York City and wanted to know more…...