After Hurricane Sandy, Cottages Became Mansions and the Jersey Shore Got Expensive
Hurricane Sandy’s rebuild cycle didn’t just repair a coastal market — it replaced it with a fundamentally different one, and the effects on pricing,...
Manhattan Townhouse Gut Renovations Are Taking Three Times Longer Than They Did
Buyers’ appetite for major renovation projects in Manhattan’s luxury townhouse market has narrowed sharply, as project timelines and contractor costs have stretched far beyond...
$2 Million in Washington, D.C. won’t Buy You Luxury Anymore. Here’s What Will
The number that used to signal luxury in Washington, DC, has shifted. Not overnight, and not in any single headline. But talk to agents...
Younger Buyers and Inherited Wealth Drive Luxury Coastal Real Estate Demand in Maine
A generational shift in who is buying high-value coastal properties in Maine and New Hampshire points to a reordering of real estate demand that...
New York City Townhouse Sales Are Rising for Brokers Who Know Every Block
New York City’s townhouse market is shifting in ways that reward preparation over promotion. While renovated properties are moving fast, sometimes without ever reaching...
Colorado’s Vail Valley Homes Are Sitting Longer — Here’s What’s Really Happening
Vail Valley’s real estate market has cooled, not crashed, but the cracks are showing. After years of frenzied pandemic buying that sent home prices...