WSJ: Defining luxury across the globe

Wall Street Journal's chart in the article, Defining luxury across the globe.

WSJ: Manhattan property a bargain

Wall Street Journal reports Manhattan remains a bargain after adjusting for inflation.  By international standards, it's even cheap.

Manhattan Apartment Sales Highest Since Crash

The Wall Street Journal, in the article Manhattan Sales Continue To Climb, reported that Manhattan apartment sales is at the highest level since the crash.

Sales in the third quarter of 2012 was up 9.3% compared to last year.  This is also the highest sales pace since the third quarter of 2008 when a financial crisis was triggered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Quoted in Wall Street Journal on TriBeCa

Lofty Ambitions Can Be Realized In TriBeCa   (click for full article)

Interviewed and quoted by Wall Street Journal on TriBeCa.  TriBeCa is already the priciest zip code in Manhattan but still has great upside potential as it is just north of the World Trade Center development, New York City's most important project.  Upon completion the WTC will add millions of square feet of new office space, which will lead to more jobs and more demand for TriBeCa property.