Nassau County Homeowners Get A Break From Property Value Assessments
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a spike in county real estate prices, as people move from the city to the suburbs.
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The coronavirus pandemic has led to a spike in county real estate prices, as people move from the city to the suburbs.
StreetEasy says renters are no longer willing to pay the so-called "commute premium" of living in Manhattan, because so many people are working from home.
A new survey of vacancies along the 244 blocks of Broadway found 335 street-level vacant storefronts, compared to 188 in 2017.
As New Yorkers flee the city amid the coronavirus pandemic, parts of the city's real estate market are rife with empty apartments. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports the industry is dealing with nearly record low numbers of new condo and co-up sales, while renters are focusing on a new list of priorities.
It's a seller's market in Sullivan County and the Catskills.
It's not just the fear of falling ill, but for some, to secure financial futures.
Real estate developer Stanley Chera, a friend and donor of President Donald Trump, has died of coronavirus.
A pair of apartments represents the ultimate in luxury on their own, and together offer potential for truly palatial living.
As the Brooklyn real estate boom continues with new construction, it's still often the historic homes that have a real "wow" factor.
Architecturally, the 13,000 square foot home sitting amidst nearly six acres is a standout. Historically, it holds a place of honor in Greenwich, as well.
The nearly 3,000 square foot apartment recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation, completely rebuilt to capture the elegance of art deco.
Real estate groups fired back, saying the ban puts an undue burden on the backs of landlords, who'd just end up raising monthly rent.
How will New York's new broker fee rules affect renters and the real estate industry? Real Deal reporter Erin Hudson breaks things down for CBSN New York.
The new third floor residence at 172 Madison at 35th Street has the perfect balance of interior opulence and city accessibility.
There's a serenity to Pierrepont Street in the heart of the neighborhood's historic district. Stepping inside No. 81, this idealized lifestyle comes into even sharper focus.
This week's property has the best attributes of private home living, plus all the amenities of a luxury apartment building.
This downtown residence towers above the surrounding buildings and offers a one-of-a-kind view, along with a highly styled interior.
Spring is when the Manhattan real estate market traditionally heats up, but it's never too early to start looking. President and CEO of Douglas Elliman NYC Steven James stops by CBSN New York to share his insight.
If you've lived in New York City for the past decade, chances are good your neighborhood has changed, a lot.
The contemporary townhouse façade is a standout on West 17th Street, and every floor of the multi-story home offers a new surprise.
Tribeca has some of the most expensive real estate in New York City. Along with the sky-high prices come some soaring spaces, like this week's Living Large.
No. 125 in the landmarked district of East 65th Street is a four-story neo-federal townhouse with 100-plus years of architectural history.
Fifteen Central Park West is a full block of luxury. It was one of the most prestigious new developments when it was built in 2007, and that legacy continues today.
Real estate markets can change with the seasons, and some experts say fall is a great time for buyers because there is less competition.
It may be fall but it's not too late to think about visiting the Hamptons. Real estate experts at Out East crunched the numbers and found you can save up to 38% on rentals.
