Here’s what’s happening in area real estate this week:
Buying in Brooklyn is more expensive than ever—and so is renting in Manhattan.
In Westchester, property revaluation has become a hot button topic in communities like Scarsdale, Bronxville and Ossining.
When it comes to home ownership, millennials aren’t stepping up.
While you’re exploring new towns this weekend, take in a little nature (because the tree outside your apartment building just isn’t cutting it anymore…). Check out these great nature conservancies!
The Arthur W. Butler Memorial Sanctuary in Bedford is just that: a peaceful sanctuary home to flowing streams, beautiful flora and fauna and plenty of local wildlife.
In Connecticut, Weston’s Devil’s Den is a go-to with lush protected forests, diverse species of plants and animals and stunning wetlands.
Once home to 20th century railroad heir Howard Gould,Sands Point Preservein Port Washington is now come to a variety of habitats including a beach, cliffs, lawns, gardens and a freshwater pond.
Short Hills’ Hartshorn Arboretum & Sanctuary sprawls across more than 16 acres of woodlands including 3 miles of trails and a diverse plant and animal population.
Enjoy exploring!
