What the New York City Townhouse Market Actually Looks Like Right Now
The narrative that New York City’s luxury residential market is in perpetual decline tends to resurface with each new wave of economic or political...
Santa Fe’s Economy Looks Like an Hourglass – and That Shape Is Driving Its Luxury Market
Most American cities follow a predictable economic distribution. Santa Fe, according to one long-tenure market observer, does not, and that structural anomaly has direct...
Santa Fe, New Mexico’s Luxury Real Estate Market Is Finally Catching Up
Santa Fe, New Mexico, is outpacing the national luxury real estate market. The city jumped 18 places to rank first among the country’s 60...
In NYC’s Luxury Market, the Edge Goes to Buyers Who Move Before the Crowd
Inventory in New York City’s luxury residential market is at its tightest in years. Homes priced above $4 million are trading quickly, largely in...
Long Beach Island’s Tight Inventory and Cash Buyers Are Reshaping New Jersey’s Coastal Market
Few real estate markets along the Eastern Seaboard operate quite like Long Beach Island. Tucked along the New Jersey Shore, this narrow barrier island...
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,...