Can I sell my house during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Yes, you can still sell a home during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly now that states are beginning to reopen.
Is it safe to sell your home during such an outbreak?
There are several precautions your real estate agent can take to safely show your home to interested buyers. Masks on, shoes off, and hand ...
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Condo sales in Miami-Dade County began to drop last week.
A total of 61 condos sold for $41.5 million last week, amid the coronavirus pandemic. That is compared to 102 units that sold for $54 million the previous week. Condos last week sold for an average price of about $680,000 or $397 per square foot.
The most expensive closing was at Fendi Chateau Residences in Surfside. Unit 806 sold for $6.9 million, or $1,538 per square foot, after 510 days on the ...
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On Thursday, Cuomo said mortgage payments and foreclosures in New York will be suspended for 90 days in light of the pandemic. There will also be a grace period for loan modification, no negative reporting to credit bureaus and no late or online payment fees for the next three months.
Evictions are suspended indefinitely. New York state has suspended eviction proceedings and pending eviction orders until further notice.
Some lawmakers want to suspend construction in the city during the outbreak both to ...
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Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez has expanded his order of businesses that must close — and those that can remain open — during the coronavirus pandemic. All malls and casinos will have to shut down. Construction sites, hotels and banks can remain open.
Medical facilities, grocery stores, gas stations and restaurant kitchens can stay open for pick-up and delivery. The announcement is effective Thursday at 9 p.m.
Gimenez ordered all non-essential ...
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order that places the state on what he calls a “pause”; nonessential retailers and services must be closed or have their employees work from home, and people are expected to largely stay home, with limited exceptions.
“We need everyone to be safe, or no one can be safe,” Cuomo said during a press conference announcing the new regulations.
