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Average Apartment Price in NYC

What is the average price to buy an apartment in New York? It’s honestly difficult to find an informative city-wide average because of how drastically the cost shifts from borough to borough and neighborhood to neighborhood.

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Who Pays The Buyer’s Agent In NYC?

One of the things many first-time home buyers are surprised to know is they are not on the hook for their agent’s commission. “Does the seller pay buyers agent in NYC?” Is a common question many agents and New York City brokers field, but that might change going forward.

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The Process of Choosing A Real Estate Agent in NYC

Whether you are selling or buying a property in NYC, there is one process you need to understand, and it’s how to choose a real estate agent in NYC? A good agent/New York City broker can be your ally and help you get the best deal for your money (if you are buying) or your asset (if you are selling). In contrast, an inadequate real estate agent will simply be a financial drain.

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What Is A Good Time To Sell An Apartment in NYC?

If you have an apartment that you want to put on the market, one of the many questions you must ask yourself is – Is it a good time to sell an apartment in NYC? It’s redundant if you have a pressing financial need for which you are selling the apartment. But if you can wait, identifying a good time to sell an apartment in NYC can significantly impact your returns.

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Selling A House in New York Without A Realtor – What Do You Need To Know?

Do you need a realtor to sell a house in NY? No. You are not legally required to work with a realtor/broker/agent to sell a house, neither in the city nor in the state of New York. That said, most people still need a realtor to sell a house in NY because they don’t have the knowledge, experience, and time for the process and a lack in any of these aspects can prevent you from getting the best value on your house (in a given market).

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NYC Property Prices: Dropping or Rising?

Are NYC property prices dropping? The answer is both yes and no, and it depends on what you are buying and where you are buying. According to Zillow, the market rose by over 3% in the last year. Redfin, in contrast, showed a rise of 0.7% in year-over-year median sale price. 

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Apartment Prices in NYC – Will They Go Down in 2025?

Will New York apartment prices go down? That’s a question both buyers and sellers are asking as we start the new year. Sellers are looking to get the best deal for their assets, while buyers are hoping to snatch a good apartment at a bargain price.

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Model of a house next to a gavel, representing the impact of new housing laws in New York on real estate transactions.

Understanding The New Housing Laws in New York

Whether you are a homeowner, landlord, or tenant, it’s a good idea to be acquainted with the new housing laws. And if you are wondering – what are the new housing laws in New York? The answer is that there are multiple but two that might be relevant to many people.

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