$4,000,000 in Commission Discounts and Rebates Given to Our Clients!
Digs hit a huge milestone last week: we have given […]
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$600,000 in Broker Commission Rebates to Clients in 2016
2016 was a pretty crazy year! Digs Year in Review […]
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Affordable Housing Lottery on UWS | West End Towers
Affordable Housing Lottery at 55-75 West End Avenue 55-75 West […]
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Amazon and Realogy Real Estate Partnership | TurnKey
Amazon and Realogy Real Estate Partnership | TurnKey Today, Amazon […]
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Brooklyn Brownstone Listings Surge
Although prices are still at historic highs, it’s a good […]
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CEMA – What is a CEMA and How Does it Save Home Buyers Money?
Mortgage Assignments and the CEMA (Consolidation, Extension and Modification Agreement) […]
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Central Park North and its $150M Improvements
Central Park North and its $150M Improvements One of the […]
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Commission Rebates Are Legal in New York
Is The Real Estate Broker Commission Rebate Legal in New […]
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Debt-to-Income Ratio Requirements in NYC Real Estate
Debt-to-Income Ratio Requirements in NYC Real Estate You need far […]
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Digs Realty 2017 Q1 Update
Hey everybody! I hope you’re all doing well. The Market Awakens. […]
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Digs Realty 2019 Q2 Newsletter
After a six-month hiatus, our Digs Realty newsletter is back! […]
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Digs Realty 3Q 2020 Newsletter
The Spring Market Has Sprung There was no winter hibernation […]
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Expensive Closing Gifts or Tax Free Cash Back?
Let’s assume you just spent $15,000,000 on a Manhattan penthouse – would […]
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Farewell, Smith Street: In Memoriam of Brooklyn’s Restaurant Row
I recently read an interesting article on Brooklyn’s Restaurant Row, […]
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Giant Condo Tower Coming to Upper West Side
The development rights-rich lot located on the northwest corner of […]
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How to Sell Your NYC Apartment in Today’s Buyer’s Market
It’s a buyer’s market. Should you sell? Pretty much everyone […]
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If You Build it, They Will Come…But How Will They Get To Red Hook?
If You Build it, They Will Come…But How Will They […]
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Important Changes to Streeteasy and Buyer Searches
Important Changes to Streeteasy and Buyer Searches As you may […]
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Larry Silverstein on the NYC Real Estate Market
In a talk yesterday, Larry Silverstein, the head of Silverstein Properties, who […]
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Mortgage Assignments and the CEMA (Consolidation, Extension and Modification Agreement)
Mortgage Assignments and the CEMA (Consolidation, Extension and Modification Agreement) […]
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Move Madison Square Garden to Hudson Yards!
Move Madison Square Garden to Hudson Yards! I recently read […]
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Move the Javits Center from West Midtown to Long Island City/Sunnyside Queens!
Prince Akeem, sole heir to the throne of Zamunda (in […]
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New Nolita Condo to Occupy Former Orphanage
Only in Manhattan does a building’s usage history read orphanage […]
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New Upper West Side Residential Project on West 78th Street
Here’s an interesting tidbit I learned from a recent article […]
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New York City is Already at its 2020 Population Forecast
Last week, New York YIMBY published two articles concerning the […]
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Park Place Sliver Building Tops Out in Tribeca
For those of you who have known me for a […]
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Post-Closing Liquidity Requirements in NYC Real Estate
Post-Closing Liquidity in NYC Real Estate You need far more […]
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Priced Out of Brooklyn? Try Manhattan.
Priced Out of Brooklyn? Try Manhattan. The NYTimes published an […]
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Rejection from Co-op Boards
Rejection from Co-op Boards Buyer’s and seller’s real estate agents […]
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Replacing a Poorly-Conceived Upper West Side Public Space with Retail?
Developer Ashkenazy Acquisition is seeking special approval to install ground […]
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State Increases Mansion and Transfer Taxes in New Budget Deal
State Increases Mansion and Transfer Taxes in New Budget Deal […]
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Stay Away from Land-Lease Co-ops Part II | Digs Realty
What is a Land-Lease Co-op? In November 2014, Digs wrote […]
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Stay Away from NYC Ground Lease Co-ops!
Stay Away from NYC Ground Lease Co-ops! Ground leases are […]
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Steering and Discrimination in Real Estate
Steering and Discrimination – What Prompted the Recent Chatter? In […]
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Thank you NYC for Finally Getting Rid of Taxi TVs!
If you are anything like me, and immediately hit the […]
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The National’s Guitarist’s Ditmas Park Home is for Sale
Normally, I don’t report celebrity real estate because it is […]
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Should Sell Its Real Estate
Crain’s reports today that Democrats in New Jersey’s State Senate […]
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The Proposed “Pied-a-Terre” Tax in NYC
The Proposed “Pied-a-Terre” Tax in NYC It is no secret […]
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The Rise and Fall of Manhattan’s Densities 1800-2010
I recently watched something quite interesting, and I think our […]
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The Upper West Side is America’s Most Livable Neighborhood!
The Upper West Side is America’s Most Livable Neighborhood! According […]
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Waiving the Mortgage Contingency when Buying a Home in NYC
Buyers who require financing can improve their chances to compete […]
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Wegmans at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Wegmans As a Cornell graduate and Ithaca resident for four […]
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What does all the land in Manhattan cost?
According to a report published by three Rutgers economists, land […]
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What is a REBNY Financial Statement?
What is a REBNY Financial Statement? A REBNY financial statement […]
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What Would The Death of Fairway Market Mean to the UWS?
The Death of Fairway Market | Impact on UWS I’ve […]
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Why are so few apartments for sale in Manhattan?
Crain’s published an interesting piece today trying to explain the […]
