A wave of adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) originated during the pandemic is about to reset, setting up a surge of forced transactions in Manhattan’s real estate market. According to Jared...
Senior housing projects built over the past three to four years are becoming a significant source of risk in the sector, as many are failing to lease up as projected and now face refinancing...
The typical first-time homebuyer in America is now 40 years old, according to data from the National Association of Realtors cited by Sam Ratner, a Connecticut-based broker and team leader a...
Manhattan’s residential inventory has fallen to its lowest point since early 2016, setting the city apart from national trends and potentially positioning it for price appreciation while m...
Connecticut’s real estate market spans a wide range – from Bridgeport’s affordable neighborhoods to the high-end estates along Greenwich’s Gold Coast. Yet, as Ruth Fiske-Ratner and S...
New England’s real estate market is showing resilience as 2026 begins, even as high interest rates continue to challenge buyers and sellers. Agents across the region are adapting to a land...
The high cost of housing in New York City continues to push buyers into the suburbs, redrawing the real estate map north of the city and creating new opportunities for agents who closely tra...
Private wealth management divisions at major banks are creating alternative financing channels for Manhattan’s luxury buyers — transactions that rarely appear in conventional lending dat...
Rising interest rates have dramatically changed how affluent buyers approach real estate in secondary markets, according to William Melnick, associate agent at Elyse Harney Real Estate in Li...
Manhattan’s residential real estate market has long moved in predictable cycles, with busy spring seasons and slower holidays. This year, however, Ann Ferguson, principal broker and founde...
After years of lagging behind condos, Manhattan co-ops are seeing renewed buyer interest as declining mortgage rates near 6 percent make board-approved properties affordable again. This reve...
Central Jersey’s residential real estate market is moving away from the extreme seller’s advantage that defined the past several years. This shift is creating new options for buyers who ...
Rent-to-own arrangements have a mixed reputation in real estate, and Tamera Nielsen, CEO of Burson Home Advisors, says that skepticism is warranted. “Most rent-to-own programs were scammy,...
Outdated lending rules are sidelining Miami condo buyers, as federal standards treat building improvements as “deferred maintenance,” forcing many to put down 25% even in buildin...
Jackson Hole’s real estate market operates on a different set of rules than almost any other in the country. With 97% of Teton County owned by federal, state, or local entities and most of...
