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Nicolas Nuvan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Brooklyn & Queens
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NYC is Back! New Yorkers moving back in.

Nicolas Nuvan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Brooklyn & Queens
Posted

Thats right.... after 100's of articles claiming the death of NYC, Cuomo finally decides to slowly reopen the city. People are putting in offers $130k over ask in my area in Park Slope Brooklyn, and losing!

People moved out, and decided to move back in when they got bored out of town. I think the anticipation for a fun summer is the bet they are making. I realized this when I listed my 2 bed 1 bath luxury listing for 1.35, and we had a bidding war and went under contract over ask.

My most recent client lost a highest and best situation for a multi family home listed at $775k in Queens, but we were able to get an accepted offer after offer #1 fell through. What a time!

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