Category Archives: residential
Is the Real Estate Market in Trouble? Warning Signs and Ways to Protect Yourself
Property in general is a smart investment and real estate holdings are likely to be among your biggest assets. However, the housing market crisis that began roughly a decade ago continues to leave both buyers and sellers haunted, and there has been rumored speculation since that it is something that will happen again. To… Read More »
Rent Increases? Deciding Whether the Time Is Right to Buy a Home
Renting is a viable option for those just starting out and for people whose jobs require them to travel. For long time residents of neighborhoods in the city, renting an apartment may be deemed more practical than paying the big ticket prices often associated with the area market, particularly if they are in a… Read More »
Amid Slumps in Sales, Here Are Seven Qualities Homebuyers Are Looking For
New York City is one of the busiest markets in the world in terms of real estate purchases and sales. Having recovered nicely after the housing crisis, both buyers and sellers have been optimistic in getting the most out of their investment. While there still continues to be a healthy amount of activity, slumps… Read More »
Hidden Dangers When Buying a Home
Buying a home is a major undertaking, and it represents one of the largest expenditures most people make. How can you be sure when making a real estate purchase that it is a worthy investment, free from issues that could cost you money shortly after moving in? While there is no way to make… Read More »
Five Issues that Can Delay Buying a Home
You have done the footwork, conducting online research into various neighborhoods and attending numerous open houses to find the home that is right for you. You make a reasonable offer that works for both you and the seller, and now all that is left to do is to pack your belongings while you wait… Read More »
Safety Features Your Home Needs To Prevent Accidents and Injuries
Whether you live in an apartment or condominium in the city, or a townhome or sprawling ranch house in the suburbs, there are certain safety features every home should have. A small investment of time and money can make a huge difference when it comes to preventing common types of accidents and injuries that… Read More »
Checklist for Weatherizing Your Home This Fall
Fall is a favorite time of year for many home owners. It is cool enough to shut your air conditioner off without being cold enough to use your heating system, saving you money on home heating and cooling costs, while plenty of daylight remains which allows you to lower your light bill. Whether you… Read More »
High End Buyers Seeking More Affordable Luxury
While many New Yorkers are concerned with getting a in a neighborhood that is close to work and school, more affluent buyers are often looking for a property that offers more. More square footage, choice locations, sweeping views, and an array of onsite services are usually on their buying list, in addition to finding… Read More »
Thinking of Buying a Tiny Home?
With the end of summer approaching, many families are busy with preparing their children to go back to school. Getting the right kind of education is a vitally important part of your child’s development, and parents today have a variety of options to choose from. If you are planning on making a move in… Read More »
Is Your Home Ready For Hurricane Season?
Now that summer is in full swing, most of us are busy enjoying picnics, barbecues, pool days and other outdoor activities with friends and loved ones. You may have worked hard all spring to make your home an ideal location for summer fun, but amidst all your activities, make a last minute check to… Read More »