The Manhattan real estate market is experiencing a period of significant recovery. Although the inventory is still substantial, sales activity has exploded and the “covid discount” effect is already disappearing. It should be remembered that these data are somehow still influenced by the pandemic as they reflect the difference between this quarter and the same period last year.
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The New York Post reported that the Vessel will welcome visitors back several months after a 21-year-old man leapt to his death from the structure in January. New measures will be in place: Related is tripling security staff and will add signage that includes messaging from the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. And visitors will no longer be allowed to come alone.
The once-free attraction will now have a $10 visitors’ fee that Related told the Post will go toward ...
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New York City’s public school students will all return to classrooms in the 2021-2022 year, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
“It’s good news: New York City public schools, one million kids will be back in their classroom in September, all in-person, no remote,” he said on MSNBC’s Morning Joe.
The announcement represents a significant upcoming return to normal for the city’s schools, which have been at least partially remote since the coronavirus pandemic first struck in March 2020.
(source: patch.com)
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Every week we hear of multi million dollar properties going on the market and sometimes the asking price seems exorbitant, and it really is! With this report we will take a closer look at the numbers of the Manhattan Luxury Real Estate Market, giving you the opportunity to get an idea of what the actual selling price of these luxurious properties ...
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Manhattan retailers are still waiting for the return of tourists to 5th Avenue and employees to Midtown offices, but some retail corridors outside of the central business district have seen metrics return almost to where they were before the pandemic.
Vacancies and rents in the Bronx’s main retail area, Fordham Road, are near normal, the New York Times reported. The vacancy rate is 3 percent, according to the Fordham Road Business Improvement District.
Meanwhile, in Brooklyn, new residential development has aided projects ...
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Let’s take a look at closed sales in the first quarter of 2021.
Manhattan has finally joined the real estate party that the wider tri-state region, and also most markets in the USA, have been experiencing since the summer.
Manhattan lost more residents than the other boroughs during the pandemic due to its ...
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