Real Estate News from December 2014
-
Elegran's Top Stories of 2014
By
Jonathan Tuason
|
December 30, 2014
Much like the previous year, 2014 proved to be an eventful year for NYC real estate, from new developments to extensive rezonings: 2014’s biggest stories.
Read More -
As Technology Progresses, Real Estate Adoption Follows
By
Jonathan Tuason
|
December 18, 2014
The real estate industry has been regarded as slow to adopt technology — and the bulk of its present tech lies in programming. But what about the cool stuff?
Read More -
Harlem's New Developments
By
Brad Bergan
|
December 17, 2014
Harlem 125th Street’s transformation is accelerating, attracting developers and retailers interested in investing in the rising market.
Read More -
New Construction: Mayor de Blasio's Rational Insight
By
Brad Bergan
|
December 15, 2014
In order to benefit neighborhood growth, New York City’s spending will be more “thoughtful and coordinated” than under Mayor Bloomberg’s administration.
Read More -
2015 Real Estate Market Predictions
By
Gerard Masilang
|
December 12, 2014
With only a few weeks left, it can be confidently said that 2014 has been a great year for NYC’s real estate market. Will 2015 be able to stack up?
Read More -
2015 Forecast: Millennials to Re-enter Real Estate Market
By
Brad Bergan
|
December 11, 2014
First-time buyers, including millennials, have been noticeably absent from the buy-side of the real estate market nationwide, but that may soon change.
Read More -
Co-op à la Dodo, or No?
By
Brad Bergan
|
December 10, 2014
A lot of co-ops are turning into condos, but does that spell the demise of the residential co-op system? Co-op inventory might indicate otherwise.
Read More -
5 NYC Landmark Conversions from 2014
By
Gerard Masilang
|
December 09, 2014
With all the brand new constructions popping up, it’s nice to see NYC’s history preserved. Here are five landmark conversions we’re excited to see completed.
Read More -
Pied-à-Terre Tax: Concerning, but Vague
By
Gerard Masilang
|
December 08, 2014
The possibility of a pied-à-terre tax in NYC has industry professionals and homeowners concerned. But what are the chances it will get passed?
Read More -
One World Trade Center Dubbed Priciest Tower Ever
By
Gianna Villavicencio
|
December 04, 2014
A lot of dosh went into One World Trade. How much exactly? Enough to make it the priciest skyscraper in the world, topping even the tallest, the Burj Khalifa.
Read More