Based on: Rates, Renos, and a Market on Edge — Fall 2025 (UrbanDigs) Fall 2025: Luxury homes stay hot while the rest of the market takes a breather The latest UrbanDigs report paints a clear picture: New York City’s real estate market is split in two. Luxury homes are still Read more…
The Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates in September 2025, and a lot of buyers are wondering if they should wait before making a move. Lower rates can mean lower monthly payments, but that doesn’t mean you should hit pause on everything. Here are the top mistakes to Read more…
Buying a home in New York City is no small feat, so once you’ve secured that mortgage, the idea of redoing the process can sound exhausting. But refinancing—done at the right time—can save you a lot of money, help you reach financial goals sooner, or even unlock funds for your Read more…
Renovating in NYC isn’t for the faint of heart—permits, co-op approvals, and building rules can make the process tricky. But certain upgrades can more than pay for themselves when it’s time to sell. Here are the five renovations that deliver the most bang for your buck in the NYC market. Read more…
It’s still summer in New York—the parks are full, rooftop bars are buzzing, and open houses are often packed. But with autumn just around the corner, now’s the perfect time to start thinking ahead. Fall often offers unique advantages for NYC buyers, and getting a head start on your search Read more…
New York City real estate has a reputation that’s larger than life—just like the city itself. Everyone seems to have an opinion, a “friend of a friend” story, or a piece of advice they swear is true. But in a market as unique (and fast-changing) as NYC, not everything you Read more…
We are already halfway through the year, and many Millennials and Gen Z buyers in New York City are asking the same question: is 2025 the right time to rent or buy? The market continues to shift, and younger generations face one of the most complex real estate landscapes in Read more…
New York City’s rental market is undergoing one of its most significant shifts in years with the implementation of the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act. Passed by the New York City Council in December 2024, this new legislation redefines who is responsible for paying broker fees, a long-standing Read more…
