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Newsletter Archive

  • Upper West Side Townhouse Report
    2021 has been a banner year for Upper West Side Townhouse sales indicating that buyers feel that townhouses are now a good value and having a lot of space plus outdoor area is again very desirable. Lower prices has also driven the strong activity. In our just released Upper West Side Townhouse Report, you will find a comprehensive analysis of this market over the past 12 months, as well as a review of the general Manhattan townhouse market. Read more in the Upper West Side Townhouse Report
  • Downtown Newsletter 2021
    The Downtown real estate market consists of many neighborhood markets, which have their own distinct characteristics and special features. What is considered prime in each neighborhood varies and is a significant factor when determining value. This has always been true; however, the pandemic has altered what motivates buyers over the past year, and the emerging trends show that there are certain must-have features for some buyers, and other features with decreased demand including location. Read more in our Downtown Newsletter 2021
  • Park Avenue Newsletter Spring 2021
    What a Difference a Year Makes! We have just marked the one-year anniversary of NYC’s shelter-in-place orders. There could not be a starker contrast between now and last year at this time. Read about Park Avenue Real Estate in our exclusive Park Avenue Spring 2021 Newsletter
  • Riverside Drive & West End Avenue Newsletter
    There is a sense of optimism in the New York City real estate market right now as sales activity grows stronger citywide: the number of contracts signed in Manhattan has risen each week since the fourth quarter of 2020. RSD-WEA Spring 2021
  • Central Park Newsletter Spring 2021
    Curious about how the real estate market fared on Central Park West in 2020 and what may be ahead for 2021? Deanna Kory’s exclusive Central Park West Newsletter covers all of that and so much more. CPW-Newsletter-2021
  • Spring 2021 Newsletter
    Deanna Kory’s Newsletter contains:
    • What to expect in the 2021 Manhattan residential real estate market
    • Promising indicators and possible headwinds in 2021
    • What segments of the market are selling now and why
    • Is it a good time to buy? To sell?
    Newsletter-January-2021
  • Fall 2020 Newsletter
    It cannot be overstated what an unusual and challenging year it has been, and this continues to be the case as we progress through the year. New York City has come a long way since March, and we can all be proud of our collective efforts to protect our neighbors and our great city. Since the pandemic began, we have received many questions from our clients about the state of the market and if this is the right time to buy or sell. This newsletter will provide current market data as well as the pros and cons of selling or buying right now. Newsletter-Fall-2020
  • Spring 2020 Newsletter
    Spring 2020 Newsletter
    At the beginning of each year, we provide an analytical overview of the previous 12 months in the Manhattan residential real estate market using both market trends and data. With a new decade ahead of us, we feel it is appropriate to also look back at the significant changes to (and some surprising consistencies in) our market over the past 10 years that have impacted sales prices and volume both positively and negatively. Download the full newsletter here: Newsletter-Spring-2020
  • Park Avenue Newsletter Fall 2019
    Park Avenue is lined by elegant residential buildings and owning a home here has always and will continue to be very desirable. Even in a down market, Park Avenue apartments often fare better than their off-Park Avenue equivalents. Learn more about this unique market in our exclusive Park Avenue Newsletter. Park Avenue Fall 2019
  • Central Park West Newsletter Fall 2019
    Even in a down market, Central Park West apartments often fare better that their non-CPW comparables. Three unique aspects of CPW are that 1) the buildings are primarily prewar co-ops with just a few condos interspersed, 2) properties with direct, open Park views engender higher prices and increase substantially when the apartment is above the trees, and 3) most of the buildings are well-regarded and of “white glove” caliber. Because of this, a market analysis is appropriate for this market alone, separate from the rest of the Upper West Side. Read more in our exclusive Central Park West Newsletter. CPW Fall 2019

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