Renters nationwide are grappling with rising costs, exacerbated by a housing shortage that favors landlords in negotiations. According to the latest report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, half of U.S. renting households spent more than 30% of their income on rent in 2022, with increases in evictions and homelessness. "If your landlord Continue Reading
This summer, New York City Happenings Guide invites you to immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of cultural experiences, from music festivals and film screenings to theatrical performances and culinary delights. Whether you're seeking the soulful rhythms of the River & Blues Festival overlooking the Hudson River, the cinematic journey of the New York Asian Film Festival at Lincoln Center, or Continue Reading
New York Real Estate In Q2 2024 A Special Spring: High Mortgage Rates And Reduced Values Ruled Frederick Peters Contributor of FORBES President Emeritus of Coldwell Banker Warburg and a 40+ year veteran of the New York real estate industry. Market Awakens from the Doldrums As the second quarter began, New York’s real estate market awakened from the doldrums in which it had Continue Reading
Summer Delights in the East Village Welcome to the summer edition of East Village Culturally Inclined! As the season unfolds, the East Village's vibrant cultural scene, eclectic dining options, and verdant green spaces continue to charm. While renowned for its art galleries, music venues, and vintage shops, there's much more to discover in this lively neighborhood. Green Spaces and Community Continue Reading
If you’re considering moving this year, two housing market factors are probably on your mind: home prices and mortgage rates. You’re wondering what’s going to happen next. Is it worth it to move now, or is it better to wait it out? The only thing you can do is make the best decision based on the latest information available. So, here’s what experts are saying Continue Reading
Welcome to the vibrant and diverse West Village, where history, culture, and community converge to create a unique urban experience. From its iconic brownstones to its bustling culinary scene, there's always something new to discover in this charming corner of New York City. Cultural Gems: Explore the historic Hudson River Park or catch a show at the Cherry Lane Theatre, the longest-running Continue Reading
The Flatiron and North of Madison ("NoMAD") neighborhoods are undergoing a remarkable transformation. Hence, evolving before our very eyes into vibrant hubs of culture, luxury, and innovation before our eyes. As we witness the changing landscape, let's explore some exciting developments shaping our community's identity. From architectural marvels to cultural exhibits and the Continue Reading
New York City's Spring 2024 arts and culture scene is exciting as the city comes to life after the winter chill. Here's a glimpse of what's happening: street fairs, musical festivals, parades, and parks in bloom. It’s impossible to be bored in New York City in the springtime. And it’s almost impossible to narrow down just 25 must-see, must-do events for the season—but we did our Continue Reading
Even with the latest data, the experts agree there’s no chance of a large-scale foreclosure crisis like the one we saw in 2008. While headlines may be calling attention to a slight uptick in foreclosure filings recently, the bigger picture is that we’re still well below the number we’d see in a more normal year for the housing market. As a report Continue Reading
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