It's a Mod, Mod World - 10/26/10 10:25 AM
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater stands alone as perhaps the definitive example of a home that is a work of art. But, that’s not the only one. There are many other notable properties that can also qualify as real estate pieces of art and the best news is — they’re all for sale.
"Poetry on the Potomac" - Bethesda, MD  For Sale: $7,100,000
Contemporary doesn't always mean steel and glass, does it? As a big departure from the double-chimneyed, traditional homes in the Washington, DC area, this warm contemporary won the AIA custom home award in 2008. Designed to enjoy the surrounding … (3 comments)

Flat Iron/Chelsea West 27th Street & 6th Avenue Two Bedroom - VIDEO TOUR - 1000SQFT November 1st - 10/21/10 10:48 AM
West 27th Street between Broadway & 6th Avenue Mini Loft Two Bedroom

Available for November 1st Occupancy
Contact JAD Realty Group for showing times @ 610.781.8417 … (1 comments)

Eleven Reasons People Can't Sell Their Homes - 10/20/10 11:51 AM
The environment for home sales becomes more difficult with each passing month. Some estimates put 11 million mortgages, about 20% of the U.S. total, underwater, meaning that homeowners owe their banks more than the underlying properties are worth. Home repossessions reached more than 100,000 for the first time in September. Rising foreclosure rates continue to further depress housing prices.
The federal government let its tax benefit for homeowners expire in April and has not renewed it since them. The program did boost sales earlier this year. Shoppers must now face a market without the credit in which many home prices continue … (1 comments)

East Village Two Bedroom Share - VIDEO TOUR - Available for November 1st - 10/07/10 12:03 PM
East 12th Street & Avenue A Two Bedroom Share. The apartment features an open layout with southern exposure views. The kitchen and bathroom are going to be completely gut renovated! Enjoy…
 
 

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Manhattan Rental Market Heating Up and on the Rise - 10/07/10 11:08 AM
Manhattan rental units in the third quarter moved faster and were less negotiable than last year at the same time, while studios and one-bedrooms outperformed larger apartments, according to quarterly market reports released today. The listing discount -- the difference between the asking rent and the rent the tenant pays -- shrank to 1.7 percent in the third quarter, the lowest level since 2006, according to a market report from Prudential Douglas Elliman. Meanwhile, the average number of days a listing sat on the market was 38, down from 77 in the third quarter of 2009, the report says. That means … (0 comments)