The industry’s eternal optimists aren’t putting on a brave face any longer. As the COVID-19 pandemic ground New York City’s economy to a near-standstill, the Real Estate Board of New York’s quarterly survey measuring...
Real estate brokers are feeling more confident for the first time since the end of 2017, according to the...
A rough rental market is weighing down brokers’ confidence. Residential leasing brokers say renters and landlords have been more resistant than ever over the summer — typically the busiest time of the year for...
Steve Shull, a retired NFL linebacker, has been coaching real estate agents since 1993. He knows from experience that...
Steve Shull, a retired NFL linebacker, has been coaching real estate agents since 1993. He knows from experience that the brokerage business is cyclical: When the market is hot, paychecks are fat. But over...
While buoyed by current financing conditions, brokers are wary about how the residential rental and commercial leasing markets will...
Brokers are increasingly worried about the state of New York’s real estate market amid slowing sales and the looming presidential election, according to a survey by the Real Estate Board of New York. REBNY’s...
Rising interest rates, a slumping global economy and concerns over the presidential election have shaken real estate brokers’ confidence in the market, particularly those working in the commercial sector, according to a new...
Rising interest rates and a volatile global economy still have New York real estate brokers a smidge worried. Commercial...
With uncertainty over interest rates stretching on and on, broker confidence ticked down slightly again for the third quarter...
