Miami's Market Just Hit a Four-Year High — Here's What's Driving It
Miami's luxury market just posted its strongest quarter in years — single-family sales up 37% on the Beaches, Coral Gables volume nearly doubled, and inventory at a three-year low. Here's what's driving the surge, which neighborhoods are outperforming, and what it means for buyers and sellers.
25 Things to Do in NYC for the 4th of July Weekend 2026 — By Borough
NYC is throwing the biggest 4th of July in history. America turns 250, Macy's fireworks hit 50, and tall ships fill the harbor. Here are 25 things to do across all five boroughs this Independence Day weekend.
NYC's Pied-à-Terre Tax Is Now Law — What Second-Home Owners Need to Know
Albany passed a new annual tax on high-value NYC second homes. It took effect July 1 and first bills land in November. Here's the plain-English breakdown of who pays and what it means for the market.
Buying a Co-op in NYC: A Borough-by-Borough Guide from a Brooklyn Native
Thinking about buying a co-op in New York City? Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker Laurie Savino breaks down what buyers need to know in every borough — from Manhattan board culture to Brooklyn price points, Queens hidden gems, the Bronx, and Staten Island."
Top 5 Brooklyn Neighborhoods Buyers Are Targeting Right Now Spring 2026 Author: Laurie Savino, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker | The Corcoran Group
Introduction
Spring 2026 is shaping up to be one of the better buyer windows Brooklyn has seen in years. Rising
New Rules for NYC Co-op Buyers: What the Cooperative Application Timeline Law Means for You
Starting July 28, 2026, NYC co-op boards must acknowledge purchase applications within 15 days and make a decision within 45 days. Here's what buyers, sellers, and boards need to know about the Cooperative Application Timeline Law.
What's Coming to the Corner of 4th Avenue and 92nd Street? Everything Bay Ridge Residents Need to Know About 9201 4th Avenue
A vacant 1965 office building at 4th Avenue and 92nd Street in Bay Ridge is proposed to become an 11-story mixed-use building with 97 apartments and ground-floor retail.
Manhattan Real Estate Q1 2026: Rising Prices, Low Inventory, and a Market in Motion
Corcoran's Q1 2026 data reveals a Manhattan market with real momentum — stronger sales, firmer pricing, and the tightest inventory in five years. Here's what it means whether you're buying or selling this spring.
PARK SLOPE TOWNHOUSE GUIDE 2026 Width, Location & Value — Everything You Need to Know By Laurie Savino
No two Park Slope townhouses are priced the same. Width, zone, and proximity to Prospect Park drive value more than any other factor — here's exactly what each means in dollars.
