Home Buying Insights, Strategies Here for Viewing at Webinar ‘Brownstones and Townhouses 102’
"The main thing that I share with people about Brooklyn is they're not building more houses," said Sephrah Towbin, licensed real estate salesperson for Corcoran.
It’s Not Too Late to Register for Webinar ‘Brownstones and Townhouses 102’ on April 23
A lineup of panelists, including a real estate agent, architect, attorney and mortgage broker, will guide attendees through the many facets of townhouse shopping.
Townhouse Shopping? Check the Webinar ‘Brownstones and Townhouses 102’ on April 23
A lineup of panelists, including a real estate agent, architect, attorney and mortgage broker, will guide attendees through the many facets of brownstone shopping.
It’s Not Too Late To Register for Tomorrow’s ‘Brownstones and Townhouses 101’ Webinar
Panelists, including an architect, mortgage broker and real estate agent, will address everything from financing to renovation.
Looking for a Townhouse? Check the Free Webinar ‘Brownstones and Townhouses 101’ on January 14
A full-service lineup of panelists, including an architect and mortgage broker, will address everything from financing to renovation.
Brooklyn Housing Market Still Strong, Continues to Set Records
2017's first real estate reports are here, and Brooklyn's housing market is still looking strong.
Firms Team Up to Show 2-Bedrooms in Carroll Gardens
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From 1 to 3 p.m. tomorrow, May 1st, three different brokerages—Corcoran, Town Residential and Brown Harris—are joining forces to offer a tasting menu of two-bedroom condos for sale in Carroll Gardens. Visuals above; listings below.
264 President Street – $725,000
580 Henry Street, #B – $800,000
93 Rapelye Street – Apt: 4G – $649,000
93 Rapelye Street, #2D – $750,000
98 2nd Place, Apt.3-F – $819,000
93 Rapelye Street – Apt: 6H – $599,000
2Q Market Reports: Stability Now
The latest real estate market reports have just been released by Prudential Douglas Elliman and Corcoran, and each shows a generally healthy Brooklyn market. Elliman’s report, which is prepared by appraisal firm Miller Samuel, paints a picture of a stable second quarter: There were small year-over-year price increases (with the median sales price going from $463,000 last year to $480,000 this year) and almost exactly the same number of sales this year as compared to last. At the same time, properties stayed on the market significantly longer (142 days, up 38 percent from 2Q 2010) and there was more inventory. Meanwhile, the WIlliamsburg area continues to lead the way when it comes to condos, with the report saying that a whopping 87.8 percent of the borough’s condo sales last quarter were in North Brooklyn. Corcoran’s report (PDF), which is prepared by Property Shark, presents a rosier view, saying that “the median price of a Brooklyn apartment increased 13% from a year ago and 11% from last quarter to $478,000, the highest it has been since Fourth Quarter 2008.” The report also finds that the median resale price in Brooklyn, $405,000, was up 13 percent from the same time last year. Click through for Corcoran’s chart showing the resale numbers.
