NYC Renter Engagement Sees Major Shifts in Q3 — Queens Leads, Bronx Climbs, Manhattan Rebounds
NYC Renter Engagement Sees Major Shifts in Q3 — Queens Leads, Bronx Climbs, Manhattan Rebounds…
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How Much Living Space Can You Get Across New York For $1500 Per Month? Results May Be Surprising, But Moving To Wichita, KS Provides 6X Amount Of Space Of NYC
What do you think about the fact that in cities like Wichita, KS, you can…
Latest Housing Trends: Moving Away From Urban Living Toward Exurbs, Suburban Alternatives To City Living
Among all NYC boroughs, Staten Island has experienced the slowest increase in its total…
Groundbreaking At New Track and Field At Staten Island’s I.S.61: BP Fossella, CM Hanks Attend
BP Fossella, CM Hanks to Break Ground on New Track and Field at I.S. 61…
Post-Covid Home-Buying Trends Reflect Reevaluation Of Spaces, Including Prioritizing Outdoor Space, Creating Permanent Work Areas, Leading To Demand For Larger Homes
Go big and go home. Lingering after the pandemic is the reevaluation of our spaces,…
Starter Homes In Major Cities Out Of Reach Of Most Renters Seeking Their First Home Amid Vanishing Inventory
First-Time Buyers, Second Thoughts: Starter Homes Long Past Affordability, Even in Secondary Markets Amid vanishing…
RentCafe’s June Rental Activity Report Shows Interesting Shift In Renters’ Preferences In NYC, NJ, Including High Interest In the Bronx, Queens, Jersey City, Newark During This Peak Rental Season
Our recent June Rental Activity Report showcases an interesting shift in renters’ preferences in NYC…
While Completed Homes Are Still On The Rise, New Permit Applications Have Dropped In Many States, With New York Staying Strong With More New Permits Than Other Metros
A Decade in Residential Construction: Completed Homes Still on the Rise, but Permits Drop Rising…