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Real estate listings with flood scores shift home-shopper habits

Sep 12, 2022 |

Let’s say you want to sell your home in Cape Coral, Fla., and think you’ll get a great price because of the proximity to water. Or perhaps you’re thinking of buying a starter home in a newly built-up neighborhood in Houston. Did the property’s risk of flooding in the next 30 years cross your mind […more]

Most Popular Sale of the Week September 12

Sep 12, 2022 |

Every week, we share the most popular sale listing of the week in NYC, as selected by you, our StreetEasy users. The most popular sale for September 12 is a one-bedroom co-op located on a quiet street in the heart of the West Village. West Village Homes Under $750,000 on StreetEasy Article continues below West […more]

Vibrant colors & a creative vibe complement historic details in this $3.9M Hamilton Heights townhouse

Sep 12, 2022 |

Photo credit: Rachel Kuzma/REPN for The Corcoran Group The Upper Manhattan townhouse at 40 Hamilton Terrace is a rare example of a historic home that doesn’t need to be stripped of character to join the modern world. Asking $3,900,000, this Hamilton Heights home has Henri Fouchaux to thank for its graceful turn-of-the-century architecture. Within the 4,142-square-foot home, beautifully-detailed woodwork frames five bedrooms […more]

Tabitha Murphy of Oak Park’s ATM Team Quoted About the Market in Wednesday Journal

Sep 12, 2022 |

The ATM Team’s Tabitha Murphy in the Oak Park office was quoted in the Wednesday Journal. In a story about the late summer market and what she expects heading into the fall, Tabitha shared that she’s seeing some buyers who exited the market return with adjusted expectations. She also seeing a stabilization of the market […more]

126 middle-income units available at waterfront rental Astoria West, from $2,350/month

Sep 12, 2022 |

Rendering courtesy of Binyan Studio Applications are now being accepted for 126 middle-income units at a new residential development in Queens. Developed by Cape Advisors, Astoria West, located on Vernon Boulevard and 30th Drive, includes three buildings across 2.5 acres along the East River. The housing lottery falls under the project’s second phase; a lottery launched at the building […more]

Daily Links: State to Vote on Holding Yeshivas to Academic Standards After Exposé Raises Concerns

Sep 12, 2022 |

In the News In Hasidic Enclaves, Failing Private Schools Flush With Public Money [NYT] NY State Vote Could Raise Pressure on Officials Over Hasidic Schools [NYT] Brooklyn Bridge Park to Expand Environmental Education Center [Eagle] Totonno’s Pivoting to Frozen Pizza Business Model, Store May Reopen [BP] Scenes From Afropunk’s Sunny (and Soggy) Return to Fort… […more]

After Hasty Demo of Bed Stuy’s Dangler Mansion Short Circuits Landmark Process, LPC Speaks Out

Sep 12, 2022 |

Just days before developer Tomer Erlich of Brooklyn 360 demolished Bed Stuy’s venerated Jacob Dangler mansion, he asked the Landmarks Preservation Commission at a July 12 public hearing to delay the landmark designation process. He needed, his lawyer said at the hearing, more time to explore his options if the… Read More > The post […more]

What Does Contingent Mean in Real Estate?

Sep 12, 2022 |

For anyone looking to buy a home, there are many terms you’ll need to familiarize yourself with. One of these terms is “contingent,” You may see it on many real… The post What Does Contingent Mean in Real Estate? appeared first on ELIKA New York.

Three Quick and Easy Ways to Customize Your Apartment Insurance

Sep 12, 2022 |

It’s easy to get a cheap, basic policy for apartment insurance. But unless it provides the coverage specific to you, your location and your possessions, that’s not always the best idea. You’ll get the right insurance by customizing it through Gotham. It’ll save you money — and headaches, should you need… Read More > The […more]

NYC clears water for drinking at the Jacob Riis Houses after false alarm over arsenic results

Sep 12, 2022 |

Photo courtesy of edenpictures on Flickr Positive test results showing dangerous levels of arsenic in an East Village public housing complex were false. Environmental Monitoring and Technologies Inc., the testing firm that originally reported unsafe levels of arsenic at the Jacob Riis Houses, said there had been “trace levels” of arsenic introduced into the original testing samples analyzed on […more]