While recent economic news may have been a bit unsettling, it's caused mortgage rates to drop.
Read MoreAfter a rough 2023, the Manhattan real estate market saw some real recovery in Jan., Feb., and Mar. Then April arrived, and things started to slow down again.
Read MoreThe word we'd use to describe the current state of the Manhattan real estate market is neutral.
Read MoreWe're pleased to present Compass' Q1 2024 Manhattan Market Report, a look at sales activity from the first three months of the year.
Read MoreFor the first time ever, in 2023 Compass was the #1 brokerage in New York City in terms of closed sales dollar volume and closed transactions.
Read MoreThis week we thought we'd take a look at the luxury market. It's been active!
Read MoreThe value of a Buyer's Agent appears to be under attack right now. As brokers who work with both sellers and buyers, we know the value a professional buyer's agent brings to the table.
Read MoreGrocery shopping in Manhattan is about to get a serious upgrade. The highly anticipated Wegmans Astor Place supermarket opens next Wednesday, October 18th. From their impeccably curated selection of fresh produce to their gourmet prepared foods, Wegmans offers a shopping experience like no other.
Read MoreAlso know as a “pocket listing,” a private listing is simply a listing that isn’t disseminated to the public. Here are the pros and cons.
Read MoreThe Manhattan real estate market is still in that seasonal slowdown, though it's looking like a little slower than normal.
Read MoreManhattan's real estate market is shifting, with just 6,330 listings. That's the lowest number in several years.
Read MoreLast week Manhattan beat Brooklyn in terms of an increase in signed contracts and closed sales.
Read MoreMore buyers are out looking at homes, and as we predicted it's finally showing up in the data.
Read MoreYou and your partner are ready to move in together. It's time to have an open, honest discussion - about money. Here are the four specific topics to cover.
Read MoreIt's just about peak holiday season, and the market is doing what it always does - slowing down. Here’s what we would do if we were planning to sell or buy our home.
Read MoreWe've gone from a sellers' market to a buyers' market over the last several months. If you've been waiting for that buyers' market to hit bottom, we're already there.
Read MoreThis was the cover story of Sunday's New York Times Real Estate Section. You'd expect the New York Times to be focusing on the New York City market, right? Not so. This article discussed national trends. So how are things in New York?
Read MoreThe Manhattan market has slowed. It's not due to a lack of supply. Where we are below trend is demand.
Read MoreManhattan is in buyers' market territory. We're noticing more price adjustments, and colleagues say fewer people are coming to see their listings. What does that mean?
Read MoreSupply is rising and pending sales are falling. Does that mean the market is flooded with desperate sellers and prices are plummeting? Nope.
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