LGBT Real Estate in New York

By Jeff Adolph

Residential Real Estate

New York real estate is showing signs of recession recovery and this is sparking interest amongst Realtors.

Philip Altland, a Realtor who sells homes in the gay areas of Chelsea and Greenwich, recently told Joe Seigel, editor of Edge, in a recent interview that he had witnessed an increase in sales over the last month.

"Those areas have actually fared better than other parts of town," Altland said.

In fact, Altland and other Realtors are recommending that now is the best time to buy, if you are thinking of buying a home, because there are some fantastic property's available for excellent prices.

Some of the best LGBT buys at present are situated in the following areas:

Chelsea and Greenwich Village- Studios $400K; 1 bedroom apartments $600K; and 2 bedroom apartments $1 million.

Midtown Manhattan -1 bedroom condo $450K

Commercial Street -1 and 2 bedroom homes $500K - $1.6 million.

Jamaica Plain -Condos $200K - $1 million.

Source: Siegel, Joe (2009) Local Real Estate Market Show Signs of Life in Spite of Recession; available online at http://www.edgeboston.com

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By Jeff Adolph

Residential Real Estate

New York real estate is showing signs of recession recovery and this is sparking interest amongst Realtors.

Philip Altland, a Realtor who sells homes in the gay areas of Chelsea and Greenwich, recently told Joe Seigel, editor of Edge, in a recent interview that he had witnessed an increase in sales over the last month.

"Those areas have actually fared better than other parts of town," Altland said.

In fact, Altland and other Realtors are recommending that now is the best time to buy, if you are thinking of buying a home, because there are some fantastic property's available for excellent prices.

Some of the best LGBT buys at present are situated in the following areas:

Chelsea and Greenwich Village- Studios $400K; 1 bedroom apartments $600K; and 2 bedroom apartments $1 million.

Midtown Manhattan -1 bedroom condo $450K

Commercial Street -1 and 2 bedroom homes $500K - $1.6 million.

Jamaica Plain -Condos $200K - $1 million.

Source: Siegel, Joe (2009) Local Real Estate Market Show Signs of Life in Spite of Recession; available online at http://www.edgeboston.com

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By Jeff Adolph

Residential Real Estate

New York real estate is showing signs of recession recovery and this is sparking interest amongst Realtors.

Philip Altland, a Realtor who sells homes in the gay areas of Chelsea and Greenwich, recently told Joe Seigel, editor of Edge, in a recent interview that he had witnessed an increase in sales over the last month.

"Those areas have actually fared better than other parts of town," Altland said.

In fact, Altland and other Realtors are recommending that now is the best time to buy, if you are thinking of buying a home, because there are some fantastic property's available for excellent prices.

Some of the best LGBT buys at present are situated in the following areas:

Chelsea and Greenwich Village- Studios $400K; 1 bedroom apartments $600K; and 2 bedroom apartments $1 million.

Midtown Manhattan -1 bedroom condo $450K

Commercial Street -1 and 2 bedroom homes $500K - $1.6 million.

Jamaica Plain -Condos $200K - $1 million.

Source: Siegel, Joe (2009) Local Real Estate Market Show Signs of Life in Spite of Recession; available online at http://www.edgeboston.com

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By Jeff Adolph

Residential Real Estate

New York real estate is showing signs of recession recovery and this is sparking interest amongst Realtors.

Philip Altland, a Realtor who sells homes in the gay areas of Chelsea and Greenwich, recently told Joe Seigel, editor of Edge, in a recent interview that he had witnessed an increase in sales over the last month.

"Those areas have actually fared better than other parts of town," Altland said.

In fact, Altland and other Realtors are recommending that now is the best time to buy, if you are thinking of buying a home, because there are some fantastic property's available for excellent prices.

Some of the best LGBT buys at present are situated in the following areas:

Chelsea and Greenwich Village- Studios $400K; 1 bedroom apartments $600K; and 2 bedroom apartments $1 million.

Midtown Manhattan -1 bedroom condo $450K

Commercial Street -1 and 2 bedroom homes $500K - $1.6 million.

Jamaica Plain -Condos $200K - $1 million.

Source: Siegel, Joe (2009) Local Real Estate Market Show Signs of Life in Spite of Recession; available online at http://www.edgeboston.com

Image Source: www.bostonedge.com

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[Richard Stabile Bergen County Real Estate]

Our market in Bergen County New Jersey, across the river, has also picked up. I see a good demand building up and the chains finally forming in sales from low to the higher end. I have been looking for this to happen, and it is.