Flushing’s Waterfront Plan Is Already Moving Property Values – Before a Single Shovel Breaks Ground
A 29-acre waterfront development has not yet broken ground in Flushing, Queens. Rezoning is still being sorted out. The timeline between phases has not...
In Silicon Valley’s Most Competitive Zip Codes, the Dirt Matters More Than the House
In most housing markets, buyers pay for square footage, finishes, and floor plans. In Silicon Valley’s highest-demand towns, the land itself, the lot, the...
DC Real Estate Demand Is Driven by Corporate Headquarters, Not Government Headcount
The conventional assumption about Washington, DC real estate – that it rises and falls with the federal government – misses what John Eric, Co-Managing...
Long Beach Island Inventory Stays Tight as Prices Climb
While national headlines point to softening conditions in luxury coastal markets, the real estate picture on Long Beach Island, off the New Jersey shore,...
Las Vegas Population Boom Drives Luxury Construction Growth
The national media narrative around Las Vegas tends toward skepticism: attendance figures are cited as declining, gaming revenue is questioned, and the city’s long-term...
Buying a Co-op in NYC Just Got a Little Less Painful – Here’s What Changed
If you’ve ever tried to buy a co-op apartment in New York City, you know the process can feel less like a real estate...