Spring, dear reader, is a fickle season.
No, we’re not just talking about the wrath of Zeus that came down on Sunday, but the equally dampening news that Manhattan office vacancies are on the rise. They climbed for the second straight month, according to Cassidy Turley’s Manhattan Market Research Newsletter for February 2011.
The vacancy Read More
We were trying to come up with a fresh angle on the latest Manhattan housing stats—in this case for the three months ending Sept. 30—and, frankly, came up with a debate instead.
Working off the Douglas Elliman report authored by the redoubtable Jonathan Miller and released to the media yesterday, herewith is a Friday Read More
Public transportation cuts are hindering home sales in the city, the Wall Street Journal writes today.
That finding should prove uncontroversial with anyone who’s bought, sold or rented an apartment in the city’s outer reaches. But the Journal story is pretty thin on data to back up what some frustrated residents and real estate Read More
