Real estate News
Essay Blaming Real Estate for Killing NYC Art Scene is Wrong
A 19-page essay by New York City artist Josh Kline lamenting the state of the art world has gone viral.“New York Real Estate and the Ruin of American Art” argues that the city has become too expensive for artists to forge a career here. I w...
Economic Motives in a Rising Market
Why this matters: In a “hot” real estate market, a seller’s desire to capitalize on soaring prices can motivate them to wrongfully cancel an existing con...
Gindi Capital Making Presence Felt in DoBro With Dual Deals
A Downtown Brooklyn commercial complex is changing hands, taking a series of complicated maneuvers to return the portfolio of properties to its previous owner.Gindi Capital acquired two properties at 25 Elm Place and 486-496 Fulton Street from ...
Just Leased: 14 Coastal Oak in Newport Coast at $16,000/Month
The Aaronson Group Luxury Coastal Real Estate – OC Just Leased — Newport Coast 14 Coastal Oak, Newport Coast — Leased at $16,000/Month Did The Aaronson Group lease 14 Coastal Oak in Newport Coast? Yes — The ...
Hypersonic Drone Maker Moves to El Segundo From Atlanta
Hermeus, an aerospace startup developing hypersonic drones, is moving to Los Angeles after closing a $350 million Series C funding round, bringing its valuation to $1 billion. The company will relocate its headquarters from Atlanta to El Segun...
AI boom catapults San Francisco median home price above $2 million
The artificial intelligence boom has driven up San Francisco’s median home sales price to a record $2.15 million.Real estate brokerage firm Compass said that recent transactions showed that some parts of the tech capital have emerged from it...
Where Does a Dog Belong?
Olivia Bannerman, a 28-year-old software designer and part-time model, was standing on a rock in Central Park with her statuesque golden retriever, Violet, waiting for a quorum to assemble. It was the first Sunday...
Property Taxes By State: Compare Rates and Costs
Key Takeaways: Property taxes help fund essential public services and are based on the assessed value of property, not what you paid for it. New Jersey (1.88%), Illinois (1.88%), Connecticut (1.54%), Vermont (1.51%), and New Hampshire (1...
