There is a common misconception that if you are renting an apartment, your landlord’s insurance will cover your belongings in case of a disaster. This is not true; to protect your property, you need to buy renter’s insurance. What circumstances does it cover? Most...
New York City has always been known for its astronomical housing market. A no larger force than the pandemic could have heavily impacted housing sales. With COVID-19, New York City’s boroughs have seen massive shifts in house sales and buyer behavior. To...
Mixed-use development is an increasingly popular type of real estate. The ability to combine commercial, residential, cultural, and even industrial facilities into a single building can save on space, reduce urban sprawl, and provide unique opportunities for...
Mixed-use developments are on the rise as landlords find great ways to generate income and reduce vacancies in their buildings. Though not for everyone, mixed-use developments, when strategically placed, are an excellent investment for the owner. Some examples of the...
Co-ops and condos are frequently confused with each other because they are fairly similar concepts. However, some distinct differences keep them from being interchangeable. Before deciding on a co-op or condo, there are a few things homeowners need to know. The Type...