Khristopher J. Brooks
Phavor's dad. Deprina's husband. New York housing reporter for @homesdotcom and @costarnews. Journalism professor at @hunterjourpgm. In that particular order.
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1 week ago |
homes.com | Khristopher J. Brooks
One of the homes that the late President John F. Kennedy lived in, as a preteen, has hit the market for $6.4 million. The estate at 5040 Independence Ave. in the Bronx consists of two residences: The guest house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms across roughly 2,000 square feet with an attached two-car garage. The primary house has nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms across 17,620 square feet and a 10-car garage.
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2 weeks ago |
homes.com | Khristopher J. Brooks
Locals sometimes refer to the half-acre island just off the shore of Greenwich, Connecticut, as Gardner's Island. Then again, some people know it as Niesen's Island or Ritch Island. Either way, the island, shored up with soil excavated for the New York City subway system and the 2,800-square-foot home atop it, is on the market for $6.5 million and awaiting a new owner — and perhaps a new name.
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2 weeks ago |
homes.com | Khristopher J. Brooks
A new condominium building in New York City has sold its first batch of units and has dozens available at a time when the Big Apple is in dire need of more housing. The Perrie is a 20-story property with 95 one-bedroom units, five of which are penthouses. One unit sold for $1.19 million earlier this month, and at least 25 others are under contract, according to the property's Homes.com listing.
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3 weeks ago |
homes.com | Khristopher J. Brooks
Lindsey Newton has spent the past five years coaching Vermonters through the grueling house-buying process. Her clients come from all walks of life, but Newton said there's one trait that ties everyone together. They're frustrated with the cost of homes. "They can afford the mortgage, but they don't have anything saved," Newton, a housing counselor at NeighborWorks of Western Vermont, said in an interview. "That's the case for a lot of people.
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3 weeks ago |
homes.com | Khristopher J. Brooks
The United States has a significant housing shortage that, for now, shows little end in sight, creating intense competition among buyers looking for the perfect property. For some buyers, the only real shot at finding a home to purchase means striking before it hits the market. Experienced real estate agents are trained to find homes that will be listed soon.
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