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Here's How 2024 Q3 Housing Market In Westchester Compared To Hudson Valley Counties: Report Here's How 2024 Q3 Housing Market In Westchester Compared To Hudson Valley Counties: Report
Here's How 2024 Q3 Housing Market In Westchester Compared To Hudson Valley Counties: Report Although those shopping for a home in the Hudson Valley finally have more inventory to choose from, this has not decreased prices, according to a new report.  According to the Houlihan Lawrence Westchester-Putnam Dutchess Q3 Market Report released on Tuesday, Oct. 8, real estate markets in the three counties are experiencing an increase in available listings, the first major shift in more than three years.  This follows an extended period of reduced inventory as a result of high demand, the report said. According to the report, listings in Westchester increased by an average…

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by Ben Crnic
Lifestyle
These NY Zip Codes Among Top 10 Most Expensive In US, New Report Says These NY Zip Codes Among Top 10 Most Expensive In US, New Report Says
These NY Zip Codes Among Top 10 Most Expensive In US, New Report Says Four zip codes in the Northeast rank in the Top 10 for most expensive in the United States, according to a brand-new report. The rankings, published by CNBC, were determined by median home sale prices. Three of those four zip codes are on the east end of Long Island, led by No. 2 Sagaponack (11962), which the report says has a median home sale price of $6,972,500, behind only No. 1 Atherton, California (94027), which is $9 million. The other zip codes in the Hamptons making the Top 10 were Water Mill (11976) and Bridgehampton (11932). The other Northeast zip code on th…

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by Joe Lombardi
Real Estate
Westchester's Slowing Housing Market Sparks Statewide Concerns, Report Says Westchester's Slowing Housing Market Sparks Statewide Concerns, Report Says
Westchester's Slowing Housing Market Sparks Statewide Concerns, Report Says Recent news that home sales in Westchester County declined by 18 percent during the second quarter of 2018, compared to the same period in 2017, should alarm local elected officials as well as those at the state level, according to this Op Ed piece in Crain's New York. It marks the fourth consecutive quarterly decline in Westchester’s home sales. Westchester County residents enjoy the highest per capita incomes in New York state, second only to Manhattan (New York County.) "Yet, even this county is not immune to the adverse effects of (President) Trump’s federal tax reform, wrote Ma…

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by Jon Craig