Open Real Estate promises broader listing access — and a more level playing field for brokers

The project plans a database with UI and APIs, and is soliciting vendor proposals to build the platform

Is the Housing Affordability Crisis Becoming a Generational Wealth Fight?

Jasmyn Carter thought she had done what prospective homebuyers are supposed to do. She had a good debt-to-income ratio, she paid her student loans, and by 2022, she had saved $30,000 in cash toward a home. Then she started home shopping. Carter, whose family has lived in Texas for eight generations,

Manhattan Renters Now Need To Make $215K To Afford the Typical Apartment, as Rents Surge

New York City renters looking to live in Manhattan now face a daunting financial threshold: a household income of at least $215,000 per year to afford the typical apartment rent. The latest New York City Rent Report from Realtor.com® found that Manhattan's median asking rent surged to $5,375 per mon

Manhattan Luxury Market Booms as Wealthy Buyers Shrug Off Pied-à-Terre Tax

The Manhattan luxury market is booming despite the Big Apple's looming pied-à-terre tax on second homes valued over $1 million. Last week, 36 contracts were signed at $4 million and above, eight more than the previous week and the most since the first week of June, according to the Olshan luxury rep