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Can virtual staging and a "MAJOR PRICE IMPROVEMENT" finally do the trick?
A Dallas-based developer says the key Westside property is poised to see major growth.
Plus, East New York could become Brooklyn’s first "cease-and-desist" zone—and more intel in today’s New York Minute news roundup
The condo hits a kind of modern Boston trifecta in being effectively new, near the T, and in a range that many first-time homebuyers can afford.
Touting "exciting" views, the first option to market costs $725,000.
The condo in a property dating from 1910 is a good example of the sorts of deals that can be found farther from the Boston area.
"Now that it’s clear growth is happening steadily in our urban core, the philosophy needs to shift."
Plus, a likely rezoning of the Bronx’s Southern Boulevard is dead—and more intel in today’s New York Minute news roundup.
A new report breaks down the timing for you.
Single-family home prices are up 8.5 percent year-over-year.