As the curtains fall on a harsh year for New York City’s real estate market, its investors are bracing for the pain to extend well into next year even as some glimmers of hope emerge.
The city is on pace to see $8.4B in building sales volume in 2020, a nearly 70% drop off the 10-year average, per Avison Young’s latest data. That figure represents a 50% decrease from last year.Pricing and values are another matter — brokers point to reductions of as much as 30% in some…
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