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SPONSORED: “Follow the money” is what they say. If you do…it becomes very evident that people truly believe in Manhattan; confidence is strong. In spite of so

SPONSORED: Regardless of omicron, with a new mayor, record Wall Street bonuses and the return of foreign buyers, there's optimism in the air. As I said

SPONSORED: It’s a seesaw and both parties, buyer and seller, are airborne…suspended in equilibrium, for now…but as always, the momentum will eventually lean in favor

SPONSORED: Buyers are jumping in before the water gets cold again...

SPONSORED: The great return (to NYC) might be hitting a speed bump due to the Delta virus concerns, but it will likely be temporary. Seasonality returns

SPONSORED: While we are starting to see hints of a return to seasonality, the market beat continues. Although June saw the highest pace of new listings in recent memory

SPONSORED: That was some first quarter. Closings were up 66% from the lows of the Q3 2020 and it was the busiest March in 14 years. Favorable metrics (low interest rates, low

SPONSORED: Since there are NO deals in the Hamptons, focus on Manhattan before the pendulum fully swings back to sellers. Timing becomes one of the most crucial factors.

SPONSORED: Is it last call? For those seeking to find "the bottom", likely so. In the end the bottom of the market may well be defined as October/November 2020,

SPONSORED: Is this actually the year you Buy? Sell? Upgrade? If so, let’s catch you up on what has happened and where we are.

SPONSORED: Schools are back, so does real estate follow? This is one question an article below tries to address.

SPONSORED: What do we know? What can we predict? What follows might seem lengthy, but information worth digesting to truly understand what is currently happening.

SPONSORED: First and foremost, I hope this note finds you healthy and safe. We will persevere!

SPONSORED: My favorite go-to paper, The Financial Times, recently reported that the IMF's World Uncertainty Index is at a record high, "largely due to tensions including

SPONSORED: And we’re off….a new year, a new decade. Open house activity is brisk and deals are certainly being made, as demand seems to be outpacing supply, for January at least.

SPONSORED: Regardless of perception and sentiment, virtually all the market metrics are aligned for buyers to capitalize…a rare and unique state of affairs for Manhattan,