Where is the New York real estate market, really?
October 14th, 2009 posted by Arthur Hung“I keep hearing ‘it’s a buyer’s market.’ I am considering trading up, but I need to sell my apartment first—is it a really a good time to sell?”
“What kind of discounts can I really get in today’s market?”
“I want to buy in a new-construction condo. Is it a good idea? Will I get a loan from a bank?”
“I read in the news that it’s really hard to get financing—is it true?”
“The Case-Shiller housing index seems to portent the end of the real-estate free-fall, but unemployment is still up in New York, and the stock market is gyrating. Where do you think the market is going?”
For these and other good questions you may have, come to an expert roundtable discussion, where Caroline Grane and Arthur Hung, 2 of Downtown’s most accomplished brokers, and a top mortgage professional from Bank of America will help you separate the wheat from the chaff. All in a casual setting, over fine wines and appetizers, at CORE’s elegant new flagship retail space at 127 Seventh Avenue (at 18th Street).
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Time: 7:30 – 8:30 PM
R.S.V.P. requested, but not required, to ahung@corenyc.com.
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Looks like this will be interesting. Great idea by the way.
I’ll be there!