Brick Underground

In this episode of the podcast, host Emily Myers is joined by Brick Underground’s managing editor, Jennifer White Karp, and Kobi Lahav, director of sales at Living New York, to talk about what the shocks and surprises buyers often experience when they set out to buy in NYC for the first time. 

In this episode of the podcast host Emily Myers talks with Compass broker, Bianca Colasuonno, about demand for single-family homes in Queens. Sellers should know that buyers have very little appetite for renovating. That means the condition of your place is more important than ever—and Colasuonno has low budget tips to help sellers get the highest bid.

Bolster, a NYC design-build firm, shares how they renovated an UWS co-op that had one previous owner and sat vacant for years.

The 2021 NYC construction codes would include a total of 627 new or expanded changes, along with thousands of minor changes. The last major code revision was in 2014.

The restored Concert Grove pavilion in Prospect Park reopens after a six-year closure.

Manhattan saw the highest number of March new lease signings since tracking began in 2008, according to the Elliman Report for the Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens rental markets. There were 4,986 lease signings, an increase of 89 percent over March 2020.