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New signed contracts for co-ops, condos, and 1-3 families combined doubled in January, year over year, for the second annual increase since the lockdown ended. New listing inventory fell sharply year over year for the fourth straight month.
(source: Miller Samuel)
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo is pushing a plan to get employees back in office buildings — and office landlords are on board.
In the second installment of his 2021 “State of the State” address, Cuomo announced that rapid testing would be used in state-designated orange zones to open office buildings, along with restaurants and theaters.
Cuomo said he will work with the real estate community to open hundreds of new “pop-up” rapid testing sites, where people can be tested before ...
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The elevated park, which runs along Manhattan’s Far West Side and through the Hudson Yards megaproject, will be expanded to connect the newly opened Moynihan Train Hall, the New York Times reported.
The new 1,200-foot pathway will link the final section of the High Line at West 30th Street and 10th Avenue to a pedestrian walkway at the Manhattan West megaproject, developed by Brookfield Properties, which abuts the new train hall.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo told the ...
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In Manhattan there are signs of improvement for the sellers, as the sales volume, listing inventory, months of supply and other indicators got better from the prior quarter, although remaining lower compared to a year ago.
The market share of cash buyers fell to a new record low (40.4%) given the current low interest rates.
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Since the reopening of the marke last June, 70% of the contracts signed came from a listing with a price cut. (source: ubrandigs)
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Any establishment with a state liquor license, including bars and restaurants, along with gyms, must close at 10 p.m., Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced.
“NYS is taking action to stop the spread in response to rising COVID numbers,” Cuomo said in a tweet.
Covid-19 cases in New York have hit levels not seen since the spring, with the infection rate seven-day average in the city rising above 2 percent, and the statewide infection rate close to 3 percent.
Bars and ...
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