It’s oh so hard to snag a reasonably priced rental
Pending sales, inventory sag over last three months
Owners subletting illegally may want to note shoes of prospective tenant
Lawsuits mount against accused rabbi
If you’re searching for a bargain, look no more
When negotiating with a developer, be smart about asking for concessions
Now tenants can rent off floorplans in unfinished buildings
If you’re bedbugged, check a 11 ways to judge an exterminator
Obsessive Dorothy Parker enthusiast fights to save her childhood home from demolition
Interactive database lets renters and buyers track nearly all privately held subsidized housing
Developers do their thing on a stretch of Fifth Avenue dubbed ‘Upper Carnegie Hill’
His matches are long past, but his fight doesn’t flag
This mogul’s is bigger than everyone’s
Contracted buyer of late author’s Brooklyn digs seeks an out, alleging work done without permits
What will happen to New Jersey mansion owned by murdered despot’s country?
Resales 11.3 percent higher than a year ago, but supply of existing homes climbs
Home construction grows 13.3 percent higher than one year earlier
Forbes provides entertainment in annual list of five most expensive zip codes
Banks show increased willingness to accept short sales, rather than foreclose
Another day, another list: U.S. News picks the 10 best 2012 retirement locations
Fed Beige Book chronicles little change in U.S. housing markets
August monthly price decline is biggest since 2008, annual gain is smallest except for 2008
Purchase-loan applications dive to lowest level since 1995
With 30-year loans having inched down to 4.11 percent, rates are steady
Possibly flawed survey of Realtors indicates that lowered loan limits dampen housing market
Have a plan before refinancing
Research is critical first step in buying foreclosed properties
Residential remodeling index hits new high in August
Why hasn’t Indian who built 27-story home moved in?
Can where you live affect your health?
South Florida’s market is warming up
Just when you thought McMansions were out, ballrooms make comeback on Long Island
Costs can add up quickly when choosing kitchen cabinets
Nurturing an indoor garden isn’t rocket science
Still glum, builders notch up their mood but it may be just a month’s ‘noise’
Younger folks evince less confidence about homeownership than older ones
Architecture billings reverse course after brief spurt
New Yorkers more pessimistic than ever about housing market
Renters still want to buy, just not now (see below)
Columnist contends it’s at last time to buy
And financial planner says waiting could prove costly
Latest figures suggest ‘the market is dead,’ opines one economist (who is not in the minority)
You can search for 20,000 New York City properties listed by various brokers, and I encourage you to be in touch with me for assistance and advice. You also may want to see my periodic critiques of properties that I visit in Out and About, which I post on Mondays or Tuesdays.
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Charles Rutenberg Realty
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