With Fall On The Way, Realtors Remain Realistic

As fall approaches real estate professionals are taking a pragmatic approach as they wait for buyers and sellers to gain more confidence. Gary Mintz, a realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach in Philadelphia, said business was at best okay for the first half of 2024. “I am ‘hopeful’

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Senior Housing Falling Short Of Expected Demand As Baby Boomers Age – The Mortgage Note

More older adults are living in senior housing and the supply of units for elderly Americans is not keeping up with expected demand, according to leaders at a national company specializing in these services. Seniorly, which has an online directory of senior living communities and partners with local

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Grace And Grandeur: Inside Two Rare ‘Old New York’ Apartments

In times of uncertainty, there’s comfort in constancy. The always-there markers that remind us of a gentler, more refined era. In 21st-century Manhattan, those markers include a roster of usual suspects: Central Park, the Carlyle Hotel, Bryant Square, the elegant art deco towers and discreet co-op a

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