NYC's Pied-à-Terre Tax Is Now Law — What Second-Home Owners Need to Know
Albany passed a new annual tax on high-value NYC second homes. It took effect July 1 and first bills land in November. Here's the plain-English breakdown of who pays and what it means for the market.
Buying a Co-op in NYC: A Borough-by-Borough Guide from a Brooklyn Native
Thinking about buying a co-op in New York City? Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker Laurie Savino breaks down what buyers need to know in every borough — from Manhattan board culture to Brooklyn price points, Queens hidden gems, the Bronx, and Staten Island."
New Rules for NYC Co-op Buyers: What the Cooperative Application Timeline Law Means for You
Starting July 28, 2026, NYC co-op boards must acknowledge purchase applications within 15 days and make a decision within 45 days. Here's what buyers, sellers, and boards need to know about the Cooperative Application Timeline Law.
Manhattan Luxury Market Heats Up in October 2025: What High-End Buyers Need to Know
Manhattan luxury market hit its 2nd strongest October since 2015 with 90 contracts over $5M, up 13% YoY. Inventory at 12-year low. Days on market down 8%. Average PSF rose 4% to $3,274, driven by Billionaire's Row ultra-luxury properties.
