by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Nov 2, 2026 | blog
Artwork Information Courtesy of Rockefeller Center. As October comes to a close, we’re seeing some encouraging signs in both Manhattan and Brooklyn, with contract activity improving as we approach the final stretch of the fall market. That said, demand is still...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Oct 16, 2026 | blog
The fall market has been a little slower to get going this year, but we’re starting to see some encouraging signs. Manhattan prices have held up well, inventory remains below historical levels, and contract activity is beginning to pick up after a quieter start...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Sep 30, 2026 | blog
As the fall market takes shape, we’re seeing more selective buyers in both Manhattan and Brooklyn, though there have been some notable differences between the two boroughs. Overall, inventory is building, demand has moderated, and mortgage rates above 7% continue to...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Sep 15, 2026 | blog
New York City’s long-discussed “pied-à-terre tax” is now moving into its first year of implementation. Officially called the Non-Primary Residence Property Surcharge, the new annual tax took effect this year and is designed to apply to certain higher-value residential...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Aug 31, 2026 | blog
When it comes to determining the value of a home in New York City, numerous factors come into play. The expected variables such as location, size, and overall condition certainly matter, but in the unique context of this city, there’s an often overlooked aspect...
