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Declining Wall Street Bonus Decreases Manhattan’s Real Estate

Declining Wall Street Bonus Decreases Manhattan’s Real Estate

March 13, 2012 No Comments

Residential and commercial buildings in the Manhattan fell to $5.49 million in 2011 from a peak of $6.33 million in 2008, according to data compiled by Miller Samuel, who define “luxury” homes as those falling within the top 10 percent of transactions by price. According to Bloomberg, The average Wall Street bonus fell 13 percent ...

Panic Gone, Real Estate Market Experiences Positive Changes

Panic Gone, Real Estate Market Experiences Positive Changes

January 26, 2011 No Comments

In the Phoenix area optimism and panic has disappeared and made room for realistic assumptions. The commercial real estate market has been hoping for a miracle but has accepted that this will not occur. Executive vice president and general counsel for BH Properties LLC, explained what happened, and even though the numbers have not changed ...

NY Luxury Real Estate Is Dominated By Rentals, Not By Owners

NY Luxury Real Estate Is Dominated By Rentals, Not By Owners

December 31, 2010 No Comments

Apartment rentals are skyrocketing. In the third quarter rentals have more than tripled and home prices have continued decreasing more than expected. Property values decreased by 0.8 percent from October 2009 and are not expected to bring promising upturns. Tenants are turning more and more towards the option of renting as these still give them ...

International Buyers’ interest for US properties increases

International Buyers’ interest for US properties increases

October 15, 2010 No Comments

Increasing numbers of international buyers have purchased US real estate. According to Forbes magazine this trend has come about due to the weak dollar. The $95 million dollar Donald Trump property was just sold to in outside buyer and is the most expensive single family home ever sold. The demographics of homebuyers change but are ...