NYC rents are collapsing, sign of a weak real estate market trend
http://www.businessinsider.com/henry-blodget-nyc-rents-collapsing-even-faster-than-reported-2009-8
South Hampton seems to be doing well. Median price is higher. All that TARP money paid in bonuses has to end up somewhere
http://www.businessinsider.com/henry-blodget-nyc-rents-collapsing-even-faster-than-reported-2009-8
South Hampton seems to be doing well. Median price is higher. All that TARP money paid in bonuses has to end up somewhere
Quote from Anaconda:
No I just think you're a delusional idiot who realized that he made a dumb absolute statement and tried to cover it up by focusing only on highly publicized name projects in NYC region.
If I had some respect for someone of your level of intelligence, I would take the time to look up the name of a couple West Side projects which got halted in 2008 about 75% into and were sitting for months with drapes over them. But then, if you had that minimum level of intelligence combined with your apparent interest in NYC real estate, you would have known about it, as well as the preceding bidding wars of the properties in the area.