Jack Miller: NYC Real Estate

12/30/2020

Who else wishes they had a closet like this??

12/30/2020

Over the last year, New York's real estate value only grew by 2.2%. Over the next 12 months, Zillow now projects an increase in home value of 9.1%...that's on par with some S&P 500 projections for 2021

New York Home Prices and Home Values

12/21/2020

A great way to get a sense of improving areas in the city is by finding where the next big developments will be going up. Here's a list of NYC's upcoming developments that will likely be game changers for the areas they're in. Properties around the new projects are likely to increase in value💪💢

Here are the 10 biggest projects announced in 2020, according to an analysis by The Real Deal.

12/16/2020

New pricing and short-term improvements are happening in the NYC real estate market. There's new investments and debt players in the game, providing some certainty and pricing visibility. Check out this article to get a closer look into what's going on💯

Recent real estate investment transactions are providing clarity for short-term activity.

12/13/2020

There’s beauty in the mundane

12/11/2020

The holiday season is here, and although it's been a tough 2020, there's still a lot to be grateful for! Here's a list of Covid-friendly activities for you and friends or family to enjoy this weekend in NYC💯💯💯

(11/30-12/8) New York City has entered Phase 4 of its cautious reopening and there's more to do in NYC than there's been since the mid-March lockdown. Over 340 streets have been closed to traffic and opened to expanded outdoor dining plans. Read on for more reopenings and other things to do in NYC t...

12/10/2020

Living life on the edge with close friend and teammate

12/10/2020

New York City is already making it's comeback💥💪

If you don't believe me, just check out this article...numbers don't lie

The October 2020 Market Reports show real estate activity in New York City rising to pre-pandemic levels. Read more on StreetEasy.

12/09/2020

The Washington Heights area is benefiting from slow, steady appreciation. The average two-bedroom home sells for 650,000 dollars; these properties sold for 550,000 dollars five years ago. That’s twenty percent appreciation over five years or four to five percent annual growth. It is also far better than the flat property prices for Manhattan as a whole. Add some monthly rent from tenants, and you're seeing some good side cash coming in year after year.

Here are some pics of the area and Castle Village, a 5-story co-op right near the water. It looks like a picture out of Aspen rather than Manhattan.

12/08/2020

Nothing like a family stroll through Central Park...let’s be honest, how many of you knew Central Park goes to 110th Street?

12/07/2020

It’s always good getting out there and seeing some beautiful townhouses