Early Signs of a Sewer Line Problem in Staten Island and Brooklyn Homes
A failing sewer line is one of the most expensive plumbing issues a homeowner can face. In older Staten Island and South Brooklyn neighborhoods, clay,…
A failing sewer line is one of the most expensive plumbing issues a homeowner can face. In older Staten Island and South Brooklyn neighborhoods, clay,…
The last 90 days continue to show a steady Staten Island market. No fireworks, no collapse, just a predictable environment where buyers who are serious…
Insulation is one of the least visible but most important parts of a home’s comfort and efficiency. When insulation fails, energy bills rise, rooms become…
One of the most significant ADU opportunities in the City of Yes plan is garage conversions. Many Staten Island and Brooklyn homes have detached or…
City of Yes for Housing Opportunity aims to expand Accessory Dwelling Units across the city, but a key part of the proposal focuses on small…
This week closed out with 32 single family sales across Staten Island. It’s a lighter count, but not unusual for this part of the cycle.…
One of the most important parts of the City of Yes ADU proposal is the size limit for new accessory units. The framework uses an…
Downsizing can feel like a much-needed fresh start, but moving into a smaller home also comes with challenges. Letting go of your belongings and adjusting…
A chimney is one of the most exposed parts of a home. In Staten Island and South Brooklyn, decades of freeze and moisture cycles make…
Every NYC home sale includes a city transfer tax known as the Real Property Transfer Tax, or RPTT. Whether you’re buying or selling in Staten…