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NYC real estate
fromForbes
5 days ago

A Quiet Co-Op Comeback And Other 2026 NYC Real Estate Predictions

Individual buyer and seller behavior, seasonal timing, and market sentiment will drive Manhattan and Brooklyn real estate shifts in 2026 more than macro factors.
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fromCurbed
1 month ago

A Two-Bedroom, 2.5-Bath Duplex in Murray Hill for $900,000

The views from the sunken living room and the bedroom (which has three closets) are south-facing and the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Public Library, and Prospect Park are basically right outside. The floors are a lovely blond parquet, and the kitchen has been recently renovated with stainless-steel appliances and quartz countertops. There's a dining alcove just outside the kitchen with a nicely sized foyer as a flex space.
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fromCurbed
3 months ago

A Sutton Place One-Bedroom With a Mahogany-Lined Study for $799,000

Six-figure New York co-op options include renovated and modest one-bedrooms in Brooklyn neighborhoods and occasional two-bedrooms in Forest Hills and Sutton Place.
NYC real estate
fromCurbed
4 months ago

A Park Slope One-Bedroom With Bay Windows and a Grand Fireplace for $495,000

Under $1 million, buyers can find varied well-renovated New York apartments, including Park Slope one-bedrooms and Williamsburg loftlike duplexes.
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fromBrownstoner
6 months ago
NYC real estate

Sunset Park Co-op With Dining Room, Solar Power Asks $550K

The apartment in Sunset Park North Historic District combines historic charm with modern amenities.
It offers a flexible layout, ample storage, and green features like solar panels.
fromwww.nytimes.com
8 months ago
NYC real estate

Can My Co-op Charge Me Extra for Renting Out My Unit?

Co-op boards can impose surcharges on rentals, but it depends on governing documents and the business judgment rule.
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