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How Low Can It Go? Finding Value In New York City Apartment Building Sales - Vimarsana News

How Low Can It Go? Finding Value In New York City Apartment Building Sales

Published: February 6, 2024

Higher interest rates, regulations and bank closures contributed to a 52% drop in NYC apartment building sales to $7.4B in 2023 compared to 2022, Ariel report shows.

Source: forbes.com
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Relief Needed For Landlords Of NYC Rent-Regulated Housing - Vimarsana News

Relief Needed For Landlords Of NYC Rent-Regulated Housing

Published: November 8, 2023

Over the last four years, landlords of rent stabilized buildings in NYC have faced a number of challenges including new regulations, rent arrears and increased expenses.

Source: forbes.com
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