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How can I tell if the after-hours or weekend construction work on my NYC block is allowed?
October 17, 2019 - 15:45 PM
The Department of Buildings has launched a new interactive map that shows the location of current building construction projects across NYC where work is allowed outside of normal business hours.
Read More How to pick the best New York City suburb: Commute, taxes, lifestyle, and more
October 15, 2019 - 10:00 AM
There are plenty of reasons to make the move to the suburbs. Prevu, a tech-enabled brokerage in NYC, Westchester, and Connecticut that helps buyers zero in on the towns that best fit their needs, lifestyle, and budget, recommends what to consider when making the leap out of the city.
Read More How to renovate a historic Park Slope brownstone
October 11, 2019 - 14:00 PM
Patrick and Julie turned to Bolster to turn their historic brownstone in Park Slope into a home reminiscent of their own childhood homes, providing outside space and more for their children.
Read More Rents are up in Manhattan and Brooklyn (again), thanks to reluctant buyers
October 11, 2019 - 13:00 PM
Manhattan and Brooklyn renters are seeing a continuation of the same story they’ve been seeing all year: Rising rents and fewer freebies, like free months or owner-paid broker fees, according to Douglas Elliman’s September rental market report for Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.
Read More With sales and prices falling across NYC, Queens defies trends and sets new record highs
October 10, 2019 - 14:00 PM
According to Douglas Elliman’s third quarter sales market report for Brooklyn, Queens and Riverdale, sales have fallen fell year over year for eight straight quarters in Queens. However, both the median and average prices set record highs in the third quarter—hitting $600,000 and $651,216, respectively.
Read More I'm on the board of a co-op building that doesn't allow pets. Can we turn down a buyer because they have an emotional support animal?
October 2, 2019 - 10:00 AM
Under relevant discrimination laws, assistance animals are not considered pets. “As long as a prospective buyer provides sufficient proof that they have a disability, and demonstrates that the animal is necessary to enable them to fully use and enjoy the apartment, your board would be well advised to allow the emotional support animal,” says Niki Khindri, an associate attorney at NYC real estate law firm Wagner, Berkow & Brandt..
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