Happy Friday! Here’s the scoop on the New York real estate world this week.
The Week: August 29 – September 2
In this week in the real estate world, we see how Airbnb pays for Kimye’s home, the 20 best questions to ask your potential roommate, and what $1,300 gets you in NYC.
The 20 best questions to ask potential roommates (so you get the perfect match)
One aspect of living in an apartment is a roommate. Whether it be a friend or a total stranger roommates are not only someone to keep you company, but they also help pay the rent. However, finding the perfect roommate is crucial. Here are the 20 best questions to ask a potential roommate!
How much would New Yorkers pay for a shorter commute?
Time is money. However, exactly how much time equates to how much money? Well, this article polled New Yorkers to see how much they would pay for a shorter commute. The prices may be shocking to you. Find them out here.
Hell without the L could open up real estate heaven along the 7
While some market experts predict that the L train shutdown will greatly decrease the rental and sales market in Brooklyn, there has been speculation that a real estate increase could happen elsewhere. Some speculate that Queens may be the new area to live in, which would increase rental/sales prices.
Which NYC neighborhoods buyers should invest in “and which ones to skip” right now
Real estate is all about investment. Buying a property and selling it for a higher value is the name of the game. However, finding out which area to invest is very hard to determine. However, real estate experts weighed in. See what they said.
New York City rent comparison: What $1,300 gets you
$1,300 is not a lot, unfortunately, when it comes to rent. When the average Manhattan apartment costs about $5,000 a month, it’s always a great deal to find these “unicorn” apartments. However, there are some gems for $1,300. Find out where they are and how much they’re going for!
Kim and Kanye score free Tribeca penthouse through Airbnb
Kimye somehow convinced Airbnb to let them rent a $25M apartment for free. The only payment? Promote Airbnb and the penthouse on Instagram. The apartment looks gorgeous; see the pictures here.
