Kirill Zotov - Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales

01/18/2022

Brooklyn Residential Market Report - Fourth Quarter 2021

Apartment prices averaged $980,649 in the fourth quarter, 11% more than 2020’s comparable period. The average condo price per square foot rose 6% over the past year to $1,046.

Free full report:https://media.bhsusa.com/pdf/4Q21-MR-Bklyn.pdf

11/23/2021

The Westerley at the Hudson Yards. Two contracts signed

A pioneering collection of just nine 2-bedroom
loft condominium residences, ready for discovery in Hudson Yards.

These exceptional two bedroom full-floor loft homes blend the intelligence of modern design with the refinement of time-honored craftsmanship, perfectly balancing traditional detail with modern luxuries to create something entirely new.

441 West 37th Street Hudson Yards NYC
Priced from $1,700,000

DM for more info

Kirill Zotov - BHS
[email protected]
929-344-2343

11/09/2021

UWS for Rent (534 West East 88st Apt2GH)
2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom / $4,500

Upper West Side , NYC
NO FEE

Newly renovated, spacious and bright 2nd floor 2 bedroom with 2 full bathrooms in an elevator building in UNIT WASHER AND DRYER. Apartment features: extra high ceilings, Open kitchen with granite countertops, full size stainless steel appliances. Immaculate hardwood floors, dining area.

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Kirill Zotov - Brown Harris Stevens
Rentals Sales Relocation
770 Lexington Avenue, 10th Floor
[email protected]
929-344-2343

09/27/2021

Immediate Occupancy.
424 West 52nd Street welcomes an abundance of sunlight through its modern glass façade.

Seven, full-floor residences provide a retreat amidst lively Hell’s Kitchen. A landscaped roof deck, virtual doorman, and bicycle storage add to the comfort and convenience. BHS Development Marketing

08/13/2021

Studio to 3-Bedroom residences from $550.000
Access to unmatched indoor & outdoor amenities
Immediate Occupancy

11 Hancock Place, New York NY
Sales BHS Dev. Marketing - DM for details

08/03/2021

Weekly Contract Signed Report - Manhattan Apartments Week Ending July 31, 2021

🔹Signed contracts rose 17% last week, their
second-straight weekly gain.
🔹Condos saw a 29% jump in activity,
while co-op contracts rose 9%.
🔹Contracts signed for apartments priced over
$5 million fell 23% last week, while all other
price ranges posted an increase.
🔹The West Side was the only market area with
fewer signed contracts than the week before.

08/02/2021

Here’s where foreign homebuyers came from and bought during pandemic.

Canadiens led with 8 percent of foreign purchases, worth $4.2 billion.
Mexicans were close second with 7 percent, although those homes were worth significantly less at $2.9 billion.
Chinese buyers finished third with 6 percent of sales, but were first in terms of sales volume at $4.5 billion.
India and the United Kingdom each accounted for 4 percent of foreign purchases of U.S. homes.

Paying in cash was the favored option of foreign buyers, with more than half slapping down only greenbacks.

Florida and California were top targets of international buyers, followed by Texas, Arizona, New York and New Jersey.

06/01/2021

State makes it official: Broker fees are here to stay

The New York Department of State updated guidance to the real estate industry to acknowledge what most in the profession already knew: Last month, a judge ruled that a ban the department had placed on broker fees early last year was an “abuse” of the department’s regulatory powers, and struck it down.

The state announced the ban when it released guidance for two pieces of housing legislation from 2019, which also limited to $20 the application fees that brokers could charge prospective tenants.

“The guidance was issued in error of law and represents an unlawful intrusion upon the power of the Legislature and constitutes an abuse of discretion,” Albany Supreme Court Judge Susan Kushner said in her April decision.

05/29/2021

04/20/2021

April 2020 Highlights

Manhattan had a 10.2-month supply of
apartments for sale at the beginning of April,
the sixth straight monthly decline.
Condo inventory dropped 12% from last
month to an 11.0-month supply, while co-ops
fell 14% to 9.6 months of supply.
The West Side remained the tightest
market with a 7.2 months’ supply of
apartments for sale.

View full PDF here -http://media.bhsusa.com/pdf/InventoryReport_BHS_April2021.pdf

04/19/2021

A MEDLEY OF BRAND NEW HARLEM CONDOS OFFERING A SUITE OF AMENITIES AND 25 YEAR TAX ABATEMENT

Price from $545,000

2351 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd
New York, NY 10030

03/05/2021

Millions of Americans decided to move from the city to the suburbs over the past year.
Here’s a look at how much you need to earn to afford the average home in each state.