In a city where the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment hovers around $3,000, simply finding a place to lay your head at night in NYC can cost you a pretty penny. Once you factor in a broker’s fee of up to 18...
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Expectations vs. reality — How buyers and sellers are grappling with a changing real estate market
It’s complicated. Homeowners want top dollar and who can blame them? The NYC unemployment rate is low and mortgage rates are low too — a great recipe for increasing prices. According to Marketproof economic analysis...
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