City Realty
Founded in 1994, CityRealty holds the title of the oldest continuously running real estate website. With a strong belief that real estate is fundamentally local, CityRealty has dedicated the last two decades to offering top-notch content and insights into the New York City real estate scene. Navigating the vibrant and often intricate market of New York can be daunting for those looking to buy or rent an apartment, particularly without the right information and support. Each year, we assist thousands of buyers, renters, and sellers in successfully managing the complexities of the New York market. We take pride in providing all our services and resources completely free of charge.
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cityrealty.com | Cait Etherington
If you’re selling a New York City property, there’s a good chance you’ll see a strong return on your initial investment. But before you start planning how to spend your profits or reinvest, it’s important to account for the significant closing costs involved. In NYC, closing costs go beyond brokerage fees and include various transfer taxes.
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cityrealty.com | Cait Etherington
New York City condos can be a great investment, which explains why many condo units are owned by individual investors and investment companies. Still, whether you're an investor or a resident owner, yielding a high return will likely rest on timing. So, how soon is too soon to sell a condo recently purchased from a developer? This article explores the key considerations and questions owners should contemplate before putting a nearly new condo on the market in New York City.
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cityrealty.com | Michelle Sinclair Colman
Tucked away in the Lower East Side, the hidden passageways, alleys, and mews of this historic neighborhood serve as remnants of New York City’s ever-evolving cultural tapestry. Among them, Freeman Alley stands as a very special living testament to the city’s street art scene—a space where political commentary, artistic expression, and urban grit collide.
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1 week ago |
cityrealty.com | Michelle Sinclair Colman
Tucked away in the Lower East Side, the hidden passageways, alleys, and mews of this historic neighborhood serve as remnants of New York City’s ever-evolving cultural tapestry. Among them, Freeman Alley stands as a very special living testament to the city’s street art scene—a space where political commentary, artistic expression, and urban grit collide.
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cityrealty.com | Michelle Sinclair Colman
It stinks to be known for an odor, but for over a century, Gowanus was defined by the polluted canal running through its core. That said, it’s now one of Brooklyn’s most closely watched real estate frontiers. With the Superfund project 15 years in, working to clean the canal, and a sweeping rezoning effort has unlocked a wave of new development, bringing mixed-income residential towers, cultural spaces, and commercial hubs to an area once dominated by warehouses and factories.
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