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Updated over 6 years ago, 03/13/2018

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Michael M.
  • Investor
  • Bronx, NY
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False sense of urgency in Bronx?

Michael M.
  • Investor
  • Bronx, NY
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I started looking for houses (seriously) in the Bronx about 2 months ago, but always keep an eye on the market.  I am looking for a 3 family, and inventory is insanely low.  My realtor and mortgage guy are suggesting I make a move ASAP, as interest rates are rising and prices are going up and I may soon be priced out altogether.  I have seen a few houses that "work" numberswise, but I am not crazy about the neighborhoods. 

In years past, I have noticed that more houses pop up in the areas that I like in the spring.  However, there are usually more houses available in general.  Would it be safe to assume that I can wait a few more months to see what spring brings, or are rates and prices really moving that fast?  What do you guys think about the Bronx/NYC multifamily market right now?

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