New York Real Estate: Luxury Market Remains Active as Pied-à-Terre Taxation Evolves

31 August 2026

Manhattan’s high-end real estate market continues to show sustained activity despite a more selective environment. At the same time, changes in the taxation of certain non-primary residences are introducing a new consideration for buyers and investors in New York. 98 […]

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Miami Real Estate: More Room to Negotiate, While Luxury Remains Active

31 August 2026

The Miami real estate market is currently showing two distinct dynamics: buyers are gaining more negotiating power in the condo market, while high-end and ultra-luxury properties continue to attract significant demand. Miami Beach: Buyers Are Regaining Negotiating Power In Miami […]

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WORLD CUP 2026: Why Global Events Continue to Strengthen South Florida Real Estate

16 June 2026

Major international events have long played a role in shaping real estate markets around the world. Whether it’s the Olympics, Formula 1, Art Basel, or international trade conferences, these gatherings bring far more than short-term tourism. They introduce cities to […]

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New York’s Pied-à-Terre Tax: Are Rental Property Investors Really Safe?

12 June 2026

Since New York State adopted the new Pied-à-Terre Tax as part of its 2026 budget, most attention has focused on wealthy owners of luxury second homes in Manhattan. However, the implementation rules recently proposed by the New York City Department […]

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Why Waterfront Properties Continue to Attract Wealthy Buyers in South Florida

8 June 2026

Why Waterfront Properties Continue to Attract Wealthy Buyers in South Florida While many U.S. real estate markets have slowed in response to higher interest rates, South Florida’s luxury waterfront sector continues to demonstrate remarkable strength. From Miami Beach bayfront estates […]

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New York’s New Pied-à-Terre Tax: What Buyers Need to Know

4 June 2026

New York’s New Pied-à-Terre Tax: What Buyers Need to Know For more than a decade, the so-called “Pied-à-Terre Tax” has repeatedly surfaced in New York political discussions. Long debated but never enacted, this tax targeting certain high-value secondary residences finally […]

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New development market in New York City returns to pre-pandemic levels

4 October 2024

The new development market in New York City is making a strong comeback, nearing pre-pandemic performance. Despite closed sales being down nearly 13% year-over-year, contract signings saw an 8% increase in the third quarter, according to data from Marketproof. Contracts […]

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David and Victoria Beckham expand Miami presence with $80M waterfront mansion on North Bay Road

27 September 2024

David and Victoria Beckham are strengthening their South Florida ties by acquiring a luxury waterfront mansion at 4736 North Bay Road in Miami Beach, currently listed for $80 million. The celebrity couple, known for their real estate ventures and high-profile […]

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Valued at $22M, bought for $35M: How much is a distressed office worth?

20 September 2024

The ongoing saga of 16 East 40th Street, a modest, century-old office building in Midtown Manhattan, sheds light on the uncertainties surrounding the valuation of distressed office assets in today’s market. The building, co-owned by Albert Monasebian and Nader Hakakian, […]

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