Brooklyn’s Hottest Neighborhoods for 2026: Windsor Terrace, Carroll Gardens, and Fort Greene Lead the Way
Brooklyn’s real estate market keeps reshaping itself. Every year, new pockets of the borough surge in popularity while others cool…
Real Estate Blog - Robert DeFalco
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Best Time to Sell a House in NY & NJ: 2026 Complete Guide
When is the best time to sell a house in NY and NJ? Spring consistently delivers the highest prices and…
Co-ops Are Making a Comeback: Why NYC’s Fixer-Upper Market Is Heating Up in 2026
After years of Manhattan buyers demanding move-in-ready perfection, a surprising shift is happening. Co-op contracts dropped 15% in January 2026,…
NYC Affordable Housing 2026: $1.8 Billion Investment and What Homeowners Need to Know
NYC affordable housing is getting its biggest funding boost in a decade. Mayor Adams just committed $1.8 billion to create…
Brooklyn’s Buyer Window Is Open: Contracts Drop 15%, Listings Rise in 2026
Brooklyn’s real estate market in 2026 just handed buyers something they have not had since 2021: real negotiating power. If…
How Much Do You Lose Selling a House As Is? The Real Math for NY and NJ Homeowners
How much do you lose selling a house as is? Most homeowners see a 5% to 20% reduction from fair…
Staten Island Multifamily Development Pipeline: 5.4M Sq Ft of Land and the Race to Build
The Staten Island multifamily development pipeline tells a story of opportunity and constraint. While 5.4 million square feet of vacant…
Can My Landlord Raise My Rent $300 Dollars? What NYC and NJ Tenants Need to Know
Can my landlord raise my rent $300 dollars? This question worries tenants across New York and New Jersey, especially when…
How to Sell and Buy a House at the Same Time: Complete 2026 Guide
Disclaimer: This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws and contract provisions vary…
What Fixes Are Mandatory After a Home Inspection? Complete 2026 Guide
What fixes are mandatory after a home inspection? This question comes up in nearly every real estate transaction. The answer…