Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody’s Analytics predicts it will take New York City at least 2 years, and possibly more for New York City to recover. All of the advantages New York has to offer – Broadway, tourism, skyscrapers full of office workers, and...
Real estate portrays the aspirations and agendas of corporations, people, and policy makers. The New York Times interviewed former city officials, real estate executives, affordable housing advocates, brokers and urban planners to gain insight into the future of New...
Despite IWG (International Workplace Group’s) loss of more than $300 million during the first half of 2020, they are planning to offer small, socially distant offices closer to employees’ homes. This avoids the need to travel using public transportation,...
Suburban sales in Westchester and Long Island may have peaked; renters are returning to Manhattan. Residents are lured by above average deals on larger apartments while buyers are taking advantage of Brooklyn and Queens’ lowest prices in a while. While...
As the pandemic continues to unveil across Manhattan many young professionals are taking advantage of the remote working situation and trying out new locations. This is a (likely) once in a lifetime chance for many to experience living in different environments while...
