You Are Currently Renting An Apartment in a New York City Building… The question is whether building management and others in the building have the right to be aware if another apartment in the building is going to be rented to someone with a criminal record? The NYC ‘Fair Chance for Housing Act’ will be […]
Summary: There are two sides to the eviction moratorium story and, while the tenant side gets told, the landlord/owner side often does not. _______________________________________________________ Cornavirus and an economic reality The coronavirus pandemic has taken a severe toll on a great many sectors of the U.S. economy, and of course on the American people themselves! This is […]
Rentlogic is a new entity created to provide NYC apartment renters with a letter grade along with information about landlords whose buildings they are thinking about living in! And, at the same time it could potentially help commercial real estate investors who are trying to do their complete due diligence on a building they are thinking […]
New York City’s most expensive apartments currently on sale and available for purchase! Available that is if you are among those fortunate few who could consider that these prices fall under the heading of ‘on sale’! For example did you just win the lottery? Your business just go public for Mark Zuckerberg-type money? Did you recently receive that […]
If you thought apartment rents in NYC were exorbitant and that what you get for your money isn’t always a gem, this apartment in London will hopefully make you feel a little bit better! Back in April we had written an article that documented some of the hardships faced by apartment renters in NYC, followed […]
Follow @Hallmark Abstract Service NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio was swept into office on a promise of narrowing the income gap in New York City along with a slate of other proposals that would, if placed on the political spectrum, be considered some distance to the left of center. With the NYS legislature in Albany […]
Follow @Hallmark Abstract Service If you’re like me you may have lived in a Manhattan rental in the 80′s and early 90′s paying what seemed at the time to be high yet fair rent! Then, when the prospect of paying for NYC private school kindergarden came around, we packed up our bags and moved to […]
