The Motley Fool MAURIE BACKMAN Apr 18th 2018 2:49PM Whether you want to relocate for work, downsize, or get more living space, if you’ve been thinking about selling your home, now’s a good time to do it. Spring is prime season for listing homes in most U.S. markets, and with interest rates slowly but surely…

Matthew Flamm By Matthew Flamm Dockless bicycle sharing is coming to New York, or at least those parts of New York not already serviced by Citi Bike. But which operators will survive the city’s Shark Tank competition? A total of 12, ranging from little-known regional operators to global players in the surging dockless-bike sector, have…

The city has approved a plan to house 140 single men in what was once the budget Park Savoy Hotel on West 58th Street By Associated Press Some of the world’s wealthiest people have apartments in the half-dozen new skyscrapers built along a stretch of Manhattan’s 57th Street known as Billionaires Row. And soon they…

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Home flipping in the US has hit levels not seen since the peak of the housing bubble. According to Attom Data Solutions, homeowners in the second quarter flipped 51,434 houses, meaning they resold them shortly after purchasing. Attom based its analysis on sales within 12 months and derived from the data the highest number of…

Manhattan landlords are doubling down on perks that encourage new tenants to sign leases and current residents to renew theirs. Concessions like one month of free rent more than doubled from a year ago in April to the second-highest level on record, to 28.6% of all new leases, a report released Thursday by Douglas Elliman…

Manhattan apartment rents are on the decline — unless you’re living in a no-frills building without a doorman. For those units, rents just hit a record. While new luxury apartments with doormen — and other extras, like pools and gyms — are proliferating and landlords are cutting deals to get them filled, renters who seek…

Manhattan’s luxury rentals continued to trend downwards in April, with median monthly rent dropping to $7,995, a 6.3% decrease from a year ago, according to a report released Thursday by national brokerage Douglas Elliman. Compared with the previous month, April’s median rent fell 11.1%, or an equivalent of $1,000, for the luxury segment, which the…