Showing posts with label Is now a good time to invest in Manhattan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Is now a good time to invest in Manhattan. Show all posts

Friday, August 8, 2025

Is now a good time to invest in Manhattan, New York residential property?

Mortgage rates are still high, but the trajectory is decreasing in the future, which will bring back buyers needing financing.

The stock market is at record levels despite prior concerns about the impact of tariffs. Inflation was at 2.67 percent as of June 2025. We are expecting reduced regulation in finance and banking. These are all positive for the Manhattan property market.

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Tuesday, November 12, 2024

Is now a good time to invest in Manhattan, New York residential property?

Is now a good time to invest in Manhattan residential property is a question I am often asked. Since the second half of 2022, we have been in a buyer’s market. The 2024 spring pickup didn’t really happen and the market has been going sideways. But now with Trump’s landslide victory, things are about to change.

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Thursday, April 28, 2022

Is now a good time to invest in Manhattan, New York residential property?

The Manhattan, New York residential property market had a tremendous year in 2021, and the trend is continuing into 2022.  Sales volume for the overall condo and coop markets in 2021 was the highest in 32 years because of low mortgage rates, pent up demand, reopening of the economy and overall optimism as more than 70 percent of New Yorkers have been vaccinated.  The streets of NYC feel very normal these days and will be 100% when everyone is back at the office full time.


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Friday, October 22, 2021

Is now a good time to invest in Manhattan, New York residential property?

 

The Manhattan, New York residential property market is recovering from Covid and currently it’s a seller’s market. This is driven by low mortgage rates, pent up demand from 2020, the economic recovery and overall optimism as more than 70 percent of New Yorkers have been vaccinated. The streets of NYC feel very normal these days and will be 100% when everyone is back at the office.