NYC Real Estate FAQs
2Q23 Manhattan Market Report | Circumspect
Contact us to find out whether your needs and goals align with current market leverage, why co-ops cost on average 51.7% less than condos, or for additional insights on the Manhattan residential real estate market.
4Q22 Manhattan Market Report | Normalization
4Q22 Manhattan Market Report | Normalization
NYC remains true and continues to rise out of the pandemic ashes.
2Q22 Manhattan Market Report | Too Early to Call
There was continued strong performance in the first three months of 2022 following a record-breaking 2021, with supply/ pending sales still below/above historical averages.
Pivoting in Times of Low Inventory - Q&A with Julia Hoagland
Similar to most urban environments, NYC had a dismal 2020. That said, in 2021 more contracts were signed than there have been in more than 30 years. This is the biggest whipsaw I have seen in NYC in my 17 years in the business.
1Q22 Manhattan Market Report | Cruise Control
There was continued strong performance in the first three months of 2022 following a record-breaking 2021, with supply/ pending sales still below/above historical averages.
Investing in the NYC real estate market
There are a number of different levers that affect risks and yields in an investment. It is a matter of prioritizing which is most important to you.
Timing the market and power of leverage
Timing the market when purchasing real estate is a multifaceted consideration as there are multiple levers that often move in opposite directions. If pricing is at a high, often interest rates are low, and depending on loan-to-value/percentage financing, higher rates may have more of a negative impact than the positive impact of lower prices.
Buying in a new development
New developments sell at a (sometimes significant) premium to resale. If you absolutely have to have something brand-new, new development is the only option. If you value ease of execution, new development also wins: you sign a contract, you write a check and you get a key.
Understanding AirBnB in New York City
Most condominium buildings set a minimum term length for rentals of six months or more; one-year minimum terms are most prevalent. This is intended to avoid the transient feeling of a hotel within a residential building, and to limit the wear and tear associated with moves.
Why engage a buyer’s agent?
Virtually every NYC seller has an agent representing their interests. It is a smart decision as a buyer to have someone representing yours. The top reasons you benefit from this relationship are:
JHT Value Maximization Strategy
We consider there to be three pillars of successfully maximizing value for real estate: expert marketing and presentation, comprehensive and maximum exposure, and strategic pricing. One can sell a property without all three of these implemented; however, maximizing sales price requires all three to be expertly executed.
4Q21 Manhattan Market Report | Bells On!
After things were seemingly back to normal thanks to the vaccines, new COVID variants brought a fresh wave of uncertainty. Nevertheless, once again New York City has proved its resilience, and Manhattan real estate is breaking records. Despite a 16-year high in new listings, supply was overpowered by demand not seen in over 30 years.
Julia Hoagland on Jere Metcalf’s Podcast - How to Build and Structure a Team for Growth
In this episode Julia and Jere discuss how Julia got into the business, her first deal and one of her biggest lessons, big career turning point, our team’s structure, systems for solutions, habits and much more. Follow Jere’s podcast here and please enjoy the episode below!
3Q21 Manhattan Market Report | Race to the Top
Aside from 2020, the third quarter brought more new listings than any Q3 in 14 years. Normally this would benefit buyers; however, signed contracts shattered 30-year records, shifting leverage to sellers.