Bauhaus Along the Hudson: One-of-a-Kind Design in New York
A Bauhaus home recently came on the market in New York’s Westchester County for $1 million—and then disappeared in the blink of an eye.
A Bauhaus home recently came on the market in New York’s Westchester County for $1 million—and then disappeared in the blink of an eye.
In an off-market deal, prolific architect Richard Landry has sold his own custom-built home in Brentwood for $19.5 million.
All renderings courtesy of Kushner unless otherwise noted Construction is finally underway at Kushner’s huge One Journal Square project in Jersey City. The nearly $1 billion mixed-use development consists of two 710-foot-tall towers with more than 1,700 rentals and 45,000 square feet of amenities and public space, including a new Target location as its anchor tenant. The developer was […more]
I won’t be buying a rug from anywhere else! READ MORE…
A banking regulatory agency asked whether the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau should be involved in deciding whether to green light bank mergers. The industry’s answer? A resounding “No.” Trade groups such as the American Bankers Association and the Independent Community Bankers of America, say that doing so would be beyond the scope of the CFPB, […more]
Happy Independence Day! As we approach the Fourth of July holiday, we hope you enjoy the many parades, outdoor concerts, festivities and fireworks commemorating our great nation’s birthday. Here are our picks for the best celebrations in your area! ADDISON Kaboom Town Addison Circle Park July 3 | 5 – 11 p.m. ARLINGTON Arlington Independence […more]
Notarize CEO, Pat Kinsel publicly announced that his firm had laid off 25% of its workforce (110 employees) in a Twitter thread on Wednesday. This is the second time the 7-year-old, Boston-based remote online notarization (RON) firm has undergone layoffs. In 2019, Notarize was forced to undergo layoffs after financing fell through. “We are exceptionally […more]
Make your storage furniture just as cute as your home decor. READ MORE…
Mortgage industry stakeholders say a new 50 basis point fee on some Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac securities runs counter to the premise of a uniform mortgage backed security. It’s a “money grab,” said one industry analyst, who requested anonymity to stay on good terms with the government sponsored enterprises, who together back the majority […more]
The California Association of Realtors said that the number of pendings has been falling. They don’t give any other details or interpretations, so what will casual readers conclude? The market must be coming apart! Thanks C.A.R.! But because pendings and sales are directly related to inventory, we must consider the impact of having fewer homes […more]