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New York City brokers’ confidence in the residential and commercial real estate markets took a slight dip in the second quarter of 2015, according to the

Brokers are confident in the overall health of the real estate market, but concerned over recent national and international economic issues, according

New York City’s real estate brokers remain optimistic in spite of concerns over market activity, according to the Real Estate Board of New York.

 The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) today reported that broker confidence in the real estate market increased for the second consecutive quarter

The cloud of uncertainty surrounding real estate broker confidence in the New York City real estate market is starting to clear up. Photo by Malinda Rathnayake/

Residential rental and office leasing market conditions raised concern among New York City real estate brokers in the first quarter of 2017 placing pressure

As America wakes up to a new president this morning, New York City brokers are breathing a sigh of relief after blaming election drama for dragging down business.

With New York City as the national epicenter of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, it is no surprise that, along with everyone else confronting the current

As America wakes up to a new president this morning, New York City brokers are breathing a sigh of relief after blaming election drama for dragging down business.

New York City’s real estate brokers remain optimistic in spite of concerns over market activity, according to the Real Estate Board of New York.

New York City brokers’ confidence in the residential and commercial real estate markets took a slight dip in the second quarter of 2015, according to the

Brokers are confident in the overall health of the real estate market, but concerned over recent national and international economic issues, according