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Strong demand pushes up rents everywhere but along the L train, according to the October 2018 StreetEasy Market Reports

Matt Daimler is transitioning to a role leading operations for StreetEasy, Naked Apartments, and Out East

Sales prices in Manhattan fell nearly 2 percent as the market continues to slow across the city, according to the Q3 2018 StreetEasy Market Reports

The boom in demand for affordable homes drove Queens prices to their highest level ever, according to the August 2018 StreetEasy Market Reports

While homeowners who bought and sold after the crisis have profited, the stock market outperformed New York City real estate investments by a factor of four

Rents in family-dense NYC neighborhoods grew five percent faster over the past 10 years than rents in areas with fewer families, according to a new StreetEasy study

A new online destination for original Hamptons real estate insights, home trends, and insider tips from the locals about enjoying life out east

The number of rental units offering discounts hit new lows while rents reached all-time highs, according to the July 2018 StreetEasy Market Reports

Rising discounts and falling prices put power in the hands of NYC buyers, according to the Q2 2018 StreetEasy Market Reports

For-sale inventory soars across New York City, while recorded sales fall by more than 25 percent

StreetEasy Rent Indices up in all Manhattan and Brooklyn submarkets except for North Brooklyn, according to the April 2018 StreetEasy Market Reports

Four of the top ten most expensive NYC neighborhoods by median sale price are in Brooklyn, according to the Q1 2018 StreetEasy Market Reports.

One quarter of rentals in North Brooklyn offered a discount in February 2018, the most of any Brooklyn submarket, according to the latest StreetEasy Market Reports.

Sales prices in Upper West and Upper East Side also see record declines, according to the January 2018 StreetEasy Market Reports

StreetEasy's NYC Housing & Moving Trends Report explores perceptions of affordability among New York renters and owners, their plans to move, and the motivations behind their housing decisions

New brand replaces Hamptons Real Estate Online (HREO.com), and introduces a customized, mobile-friendly experience dedicated to Hamptons-area real estate.

Stagnant rents and rental discounts prevail across New York City, according to the Q4 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Prices and inventory rose dramatically in the least expensive areas of the city this fall, according to the November 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Continued lack of buyer demand drove luxury home prices to their lowest levels since 2014 in Manhattan and 2016 in Brooklyn, according to the October 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

New Elliman-Branded Platform Streamlines Listing Entry, Seamlessly Communicates Data and Instantly Publishes Updates

Eased by an influx of new development, rents in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens grew less than one percent over the past year, according to the Q3 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Queens homes sold the fastest and spent six fewer days on the market than last year, according to the August 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Rising rents paired with fewer rental discounts across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens signal a competitive market for renters this summer, according to the July 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Median wages in NYC increased 1.8% annually since 2010, while rents rose at more than twice that rate over the same period, according to StreetEasy's annual rent affordability report

Median home sale prices rose the most in Queens, up 8.3 percent over the past year, according to the Q2 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

In the bottom end of the market, home prices increased 11.8 percent in Manhattan and 3 percent in Brooklyn since this time last year, according to the May 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Premier Broker bundles buyer leads from StreetEasy, Zillow and Trulia with exclusive technology and services designed for brokerages and team leads

It takes 5.6 years for the costs of renting to exceed the costs of home buying in New York City, up a full year since 2016, according to a new StreetEasy analysis

There were 11 percent fewer homes on the market in Manhattan and 10 percent fewer in Brooklyn than a year ago, according to the April 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Rents fell 1 percent in Manhattan and 4.2 percent in Brooklyn compared to last year, according to the Q1 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Rising prices amidst low inventory and fewer price cuts in Manhattan and Brooklyn paint a competitive picture for buyers this spring, according to the February 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Rental Indices for both boroughs have fallen for five consecutive months according to the January 2017 StreetEasy Market Reports

Agent advertising program brings StreetEasy, Zillow and Trulia together for the first time, giving real estate professionals the ability to reach the largest audience of New York City buyers

Manhattan Price Index increased 0.7 percent annually, according to the StreetEasy Q4 2016 Market Reports

Fewest rentals discounted and highest rent increase in the Upper Manhattan submarket, according to the November 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Sales prices will continue to slow as rents rise, according to StreetEasy's 2017 NYC housing market predictions

Markets cool beyond typical seasonal slowdown, according to October 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

In Brooklyn, buying beats renting in just 3.6 years, according to the Q3 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Price growth among luxury rentals slows the most, according to the August 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Prospect Park is the only submarket with declining resale prices, according to the July 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Powered by Floored, exclusive technology now available for both rental and sales listings

Homes in half of all Brooklyn neighborhoods sold at or above asking price, according to the Q2 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Rentals stayed on the market longer and a greater share were discounted compared to last year, according to the May 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Company prioritizes employee well-being and work-life balance as StreetEasy is ranked third-best employer in New York state

Buyers have fewer options as inventory for the least expensive homes in Manhattan drops 26% from last year, according to the April 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Brooklyn remains the least affordable borough; Queens renters face the biggest increase in housing costs relative to incomes, according to new StreetEasy report

Sales prices in the East Brooklyn submarket increased 20.5 percent in February, according to the February 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Manhattan homes spent the longest time on market in two years, according to the January 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

The costs of homeownership match the costs of renting in just three years in Queens but takes more than seven years in Manhattan, according to new StreetEasy analysis

Sales price growth expected to slow in both boroughs, and return to pre-surge levels in 2016, according to the Q4 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

Manhattan sales inventory drops 14.3 percent month-over-month to the lowest level on record, according to the November 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

Sale prices in the Upper Manhattan submarket increased 20.4 percent in October, according to the October 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

New program helps New York City home shoppers and sellers connect with agents who have verified buying and selling experience in a specific neighborhood

Driven by rising prices on one-bedroom units, Manhattan median asking rents grew 9.5 percent year-over-year, according to the Q3 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

Midwood rentals spent the shortest time on market among all Brooklyn and Manhattan neighborhoods, according to the August 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

Upper Manhattan resale prices jumped nearly 12 percent year-over-year, the largest annual increase across Manhattan and Brooklyn, according to the July 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

Brooklyn homes sold 3 days faster than Manhattan homes, according to the Q2 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

Majority of condos in Midtown West and Lower East Side sold for above initial asking prices, according to the StreetEasy Manhattan Condo Market Report

Latest StreetEasy analysis shows minority groups in NYC struggle to access credit; Black applicants have the highest mortgage application denial rates in all five boroughs

Spring buying season is underway as pending sales jump 6.1 percent from March, according to the StreetEasy Manhattan Condo Market Report

Prices in Midtown grow at more than double the Manhattan-wide rate, according to the StreetEasy Manhattan Condo Market Report

New advertising program enables New York City real estate agents to showcase successful deals

For a faster sale, use descriptors like 'minutes away,' 'Trader Joe's' or 'building laundry,' according to StreetEasy's spring analysis

Pending sales decline 6.3 percent from December, time on market hits a 23-month high

New resource for New York City real estate insights, expert advice and data-driven research

Powered by Floored, exclusive new technology is shown on select for-sale listings

Inventory declines 7.9 percent and pending sales decline 26 percent from October, according to the November StreetEasy Manhattan Condo Market Report

Pending sales surge 31 percent from September, according to the October StreetEasy Manhattan Condo Market Report

Condo inventory surpasses co-ops for the first time in four years, According to the Q3 2014 StreetEasy® Manhattan Real Estate Market Report

First-ever Android app, iPad app and mobile web experience provide instant, on-location access to the most comprehensive database of NYC real estate listings and information

Condo sale prices reach 19-year high according to the StreetEasy Condo Price Index

Sixty percent of Downtown listings fall in top price tier, according to Q2 2014 StreetEasy Manhattan Real Estate Market Report

Condo prices predicted to decline in June, according to StreetEasy Condo Price Forecast

Provides instant, on-location access to the most comprehensive database of NYC real estate listings and information; easy filtering and sorting features make it fun

Access to Unique NYC Market Data and Advanced Search Tools Free for First Time in Company's History; New Design Makes it Easier to Find Your Next Home in New York City

Manhattan Market Virtually Unaffected While Outer Boroughs Recover Slowly

DOUBLE DIGIT MEDIAN & AVERAGE PRICE GAINS

8th CONSECUTIVE QUARTER OF MEDIAN PRICE GAINS