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San Francisco Home Prices Jump Most in 8 Years Amid AI Boom
The median sale price in the Bay Area metro rose 14% year over year in March, compared with a 1% gain nationwide. That helped San Francisco reclaim its title as…
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This Spring’s Housing Market Is Unseasonably Slow As Iran War, High Costs Curb Demand
Pending home sales are declining and touring activity is slumping. U.S. pending home sales fell 4.1% from a year earlier during the four weeks ending April 12, the biggest decline…
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Landmarks approves 8-story cast-iron-inspired rental in Tribeca
The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the demolition of two mid-20th-century commercial buildings in Tribeca’s historic district to make way for a luxury residential development. Proposed by…
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16 indispensable AI tools for real estate agents
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools equip real estate agents with unprecedented capabilities. While ChatGPT has become a go-to tool for many of us, there are tons of AI tools for real…
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Hochul proposes pied-à-terre tax on NYC second homes worth over $5M
Governor Kathy Hochul on Wednesday proposed a yearly tax on non-primary residences in New York City. After resisting calls to tax high-income earners led by progressive leaders like Mayor Zohran…
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Homebuilder confidence ticks down amid economic uncertainty
Homebuilder confidence is now at its lowest level since September 2025 amid rising mortgage rates, economic uncertainty and shaky consumer confidence. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing…
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NJ Transit tickets to World Cup matches at MetLife could cost more than $100
With FIFA World Cup ticket prices already high, fans attending matches at MetLife Stadium this summer could face additional costs, as NJ Transit considers charging more than $100 for return…
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Mortgage demand rises 1.8%, propelled by 5% refinance jump
Mortgage applications increased 1.8% from one week earlier, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA)’s weekly mortgage applications survey for the week ending April 10, 2026. On an…
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NYC opens accessible pedestrian ramp connecting Bronx Park and New York Botanical Garden
Bronx residents will have easier access to the New York Botanical Garden thanks to a new pedestrian access ramp that opened Monday. The $4 million project transformed the pedestrian overpass…
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Navigating the First Tax Season Under the OBBBA
This April 15 marks the first Tax Day under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Signed into law on July 4, 2025, this landmark legislation introduces significant benefits for…
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White House backs deregulation as it looks to address estimated 10M housing deficit
The White House estimates that the U.S. has a housing shortage of 10 million single-family homes, according to the annual Economic Report of the President released on Monday. This shortage…
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Why is housing inventory growth slowing down in 2026?
After the release of the March existing home sales report, which missed estimates, the fact that housing inventory growth is slowing down has caught some people off guard. States like…
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An elevator makes this $4.2M Greenpoint townhouse a timeless forever home
On a leafy Greenpoint block, the pretty brick townhouse at 143 Milton Street fits right in with its historic neighbors. Inside, the completely renovated three-bedroom home, asking $4,195,00, offers four…
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Lincoln Center unveils new mural honoring San Juan Hill ahead of major renovation
A colorful mural opened at Lincoln Center on Monday, part of an ongoing effort to transform its western edge into a more welcoming public space. Designed by artist Vanesa Álvarez…
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Mamdani announces plans for city-owned grocery store in East Harlem
Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Tuesday announced plans to build a city-owned grocery store in East Harlem, advancing one of his core campaign promises. Located under the Park Avenue Viaduct between…
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Mortgage rates dip as Middle East ceasefire cools investor fears
The ceasefire in the Middle East that runs until April 22 has temporarily put the brakes on rising mortgage rates, but returning the cost of a home loan closer to…
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Office-to-Apartment Conversions Accelerate as Adaptive Reuse Reshapes the Rental Pipeline
A record 90,000 apartments are now in the U.S. pipeline of office-to-apartment conversions, according to RentCafe’s latest analysis of Yardi data – a sign that each year shifts adaptive reuse…
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HousingWire Mortgage Rankings: Which lenders are dominating the market?
Shant Banosian doesn’t believe that retail mortgage lenders are at a cost disadvantage when pitted head-to-head against wholesale competitors. Banosian, the Massachusetts-based originator and president of Chicago-based Rate, pointed to…
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