Here's an article from the Wall Street Journal that we hope you didn't miss: Renters Lose Edge on Homeowners. In lots of metro markets, mortgage payments cost just about as much as apartment rent. This is a new, and heartening, development. In recent years, some housing markets have seen ownership cost 60% more than renting. Soon, average mortgage payments could be a scant 14% higher than monthly rent. Owning is already the wiser move for most, but at 14%, it's a simple call... you can either keep throwing money away by renting, or tack on a measly 14% and reap the benefits of home ownership. Not only will you wind up keeping what you put into your home, your investment will only strengthen as markets return.
Interesting article in the Times this morning, about several Manhattan co-ops and condos that have recently sold... at total bargain prices. We've been 
Turns out we're not the only ones who like good news about the New York real estate market...
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A report from New York University’s Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy, which ranks New York neighborhoods in fifty critical categories, finds 
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From its dynamic social history to its famous Greenmarket and Holiday Market, Union Square has always been a diverse hotspot. Well, diverse for the most part... it hasn't always offered many upscale housing choices. But that's changing pretty quickly. It's hardly surprising high-end developers are taking advantage of Union Square's exciting setting--great bars, classy restaurants, unique shopping, Union Square Park, and so on. And it's no wonder high-end homeowners are steadily filling up Union Square luxury apartments. Here's a clip from a recent 
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