The City of Yes Explained for Staten Island and South Brooklyn Property Owners
Why the City of Yes Is So Often MisunderstoodThe City of Yes initiative has generated significant discussion across New York City, including Staten Island and…
Why the City of Yes Is So Often MisunderstoodThe City of Yes initiative has generated significant discussion across New York City, including Staten Island and…
Why Local Market Data MattersNational housing headlines often fail to capture how local markets actually behave. Staten Island and South Brooklyn frequently move on different…
Home equity is one of the most overlooked sources of financial stability. And with national data showing that 40.3% of U.S. homeowners now own their…
Staten Island recorded 58 single family closings this week, showing steady buyer engagement and clean deal flow.The median sale price came in at $695,000, keeping…
Flood zones quietly restrict many ADU projects, especially in Staten Island and waterfront areas of Brooklyn. Even if zoning allows an ADU, floodplain regulations, FEMA…
Why Most Seller Regret Starts Before the ListingIn Staten Island and South Brooklyn, seller regret rarely comes from the market itself. It usually comes from…
An open house is traditionally the first opportunity for prospective buyers to set foot in your home. When done right, an open house can turn…
The last 90 days of single family activity across Staten Island continue to show a disciplined, balanced market. Buyers are active, deals are closing, and…
Buyers are balancing budgets and long-term plans, while also accepting a simple truth: no home is perfect. As a result, decisions today tend to be more…
Many homeowners blame basement leaks on cracks or bad foundations when the real issue starts much higher. Gutters and downspouts control where roof water goes.…