by Christopher Arrigali | Sep 28, 2020 | First Time Home Buyers, Real Estate Trends, Renting a home in New York, Staten Island real estate trends
Staten Island is constantly evolving, and being one of the more affordable boroughs in New York City, has a vibrant young community of professionals who are laying down their roots here. With this blog, we thought we might offer some handy hints for those looking to...
by Christopher Arrigali | Sep 9, 2020 | Closing Process, Contract Negotiations, New Yor Real Estate Market, New York Real Estate News, Real Estate Trends
When speaking with clients who are considering selling their family home or investment property in Staten Island, they often ask for some tips and tricks on how to increase the value of their home before putting it on the Staten Island housing market. There are of...
by Christopher Arrigali | Aug 8, 2020 | covid 19, New York Real Estate News, News for Home Buyers, Real Estate Trends, Staten Island real estate trends
Summer in the sun-drenched neighborhoods of Staten Island is always an exciting time. But this 2020 summer is unlike any other. We’ve had to deal with the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic. And that crisis has impacted the real estate sector nationwide, with both...
by Christopher Arrigali | Jan 9, 2020 | New York Real Estate News, Real Estate Sales, Real Estate Trends, Renting a home in New York
The New York real estate market is dynamic, expensive, and will give any investor a pause. The market as a whole has seen impressive year-over-year growth in the past years. But then, will the New York real estate market continue on this path into the New Year? Does...
by Christopher Arrigali | Dec 6, 2019 | Real Estate Trends, Staten Island real estate trends
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by Christopher Arrigali | Nov 14, 2019 | New York Real Estate News, News for Home Buyers, Real Estate Trends
The Brooklyn real estate market remains a housing hot spot, despite real estate prices in New York tumbling 10-20 percent since 2015. According to CNBC, this is due to sustained growth and demand in key neighborhoods like Park Slope and Bushwick. Brooklyn is...
