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A few months ago, New York City's real-estate market was on fire, with no signs of slowing down. But that's changed as inflation continues to rise, federal interest rates spike, and construction costs climb — making it extremely expensive to purchase a home. I can't say I didn't see this comingThe market frenzy earlier in the year was largely driven by lower interest rates making home ownership more affordable. The real-estate market requires flexibility and patience, so that's what I'm focusing on right now. Time has repeatedly shown us that the real-estate market is cyclical, and at some point, it will turn, for better or worse.
He says right now, renters aren't questioning rental fees, and deals are much harder to come by. I'm not exaggerating when I say that I've never seen the rental market as crazy as it is right now. But this year, the rental market has returned stronger than ever and the pent-up demand has been great for property owners, agents, and brokers like myself. Apartment seekers aren't questioning rental fees, and deals on new leases are much harder to come by. My advice for anyone looking to secure their next NYC apartment is be extra preparedUnderstand that the market is highly competitive right now and things are moving at lightning speed.
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