Luxury homebuying in New York City has cooled off despite the hot temps, but experts say it won't last for long.

Luxury homebuying in New York City has cooled off despite the hot temps, but experts say it won't last for long.

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In 2023, the sales total of New York City affordable housing portfolio deals reached $7.4 billion, according to data from ...

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Argentina's president has proven the first lesson of economics: price controls do nothing to alleviate scarcity.

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City council has stressed that the large number of people waiting for housing is putting a major strain on the city’s shelter ...

The housing market has showed signs of shifting, and average profits for sellers are down in New York City. Here's by how ...