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101 Bedford Ave Offers Luxury in Brookyln's Hottest Neighborhood

Looking for a prime Williamsburg home that encompasses luxury, amenities, and convenience? 101 Bedford Avenue is a classic Brooklyn building that can meet all these requirements. 

Williamsburg Welcomes Level, a New Building With Luxury Amenities

  

Level is a new Williamsburg rental that sits at 2 North 6th Place and includes a wide selection of top-notch features and amenities that truly set this building apart from the rest. Brilliantly designed by Stephen B. Jacobs Group PC, this 40-story all glass tower brings 554 new homes to this highly popular Brooklyn neighborhood. 

House No. 94 Blends Environmentally-Conscious Living with Luxury

Living an environmentally-conscious life in the city without sacrificing luxury is more possible than ever before thanks to new buildings like House No. 94. At 94 North 3rd Street, House No. 94 is a new modern Energy Star-rated development that includes environmentally friendly features for those who are looking to go green in the city.

Renderings Revealed for New Williamsburg High Rise, The Dime


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About a year ago plans were revealed for a new rental residential behind the Williamsburg Bank, and now renderings of the building are available to the public.

From Williamsburg White Castle to Glassy Brick Rental


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A new 81-story rental building in Williamsburg as finally topped out. The glassy brown brick building is being developed by Adam America and designed by Isaac & Stern.

Tired of Renting? Maybe It’s Time to Consider Buying!

Luxury Condo in Manhattan

If you’ve been thinking about taking the plunge and buying a new luxury condo, now is an excellent time to plant your stake in Manhattan. New York City real estate has been long regarded for its reliability as a safe and stable investment, and a reported market softening indicates uniquely opportune timing to buy a new apartment.

NYC Rental Market Grows Amid Demographic Shifts

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A new study printed in the New York Times finds that despite the decrease in mortgages rates – along with high rents – hasn't actually persuaded renters to start buying. According to a study of real estate investment trusts (REITs), only 14.7 percent of tenants that moved out in the fourth quarter of 2014 did so with the intention of buying a home. That number has been in the 14 percent range since 2012, and just hasn’t moved, according to David Guarino, a research analyst for John Burns Real Estate Consulting in Irvine, California.

Where Are the New 6th Boroughs?

New Residential Construction, Rental Development in Miami

Once upon a time, Philadelphia was the ‘6th Borough’, but in the decade since The New York Times ran a piece about Brooklynites moving to Philly for a more affordable & authentic urban experience, a new crop of cities have taken the moniker.

Downtown Brooklyn Gets Snazzy New Rental Building

ODA Architecture has issued a rendering for its 28-story building called 436 Albee Square in Downtown Brooklyn. At 310 feet tall, the place will have 150 units spread out across 120,000 square feet of residential space.

Best NYC Neighborhoods for the Views

View from Long Island City

In New York City, it's not only about what's inside of your apartment, but what's outside of it too. If you're looking for an apartment with a view, we've got you covered. In no particular order, here are the best NYC neighborhoods for the views.