As we near the close of a historic year for NYC’s housing market, demand for homes remains high. Our latest edition of the StreetEasy Home Buyer Series dissected what it takes to buy here and now. The first of our two Fall 2021 home buyer seminars covered the basics of buying in NYC, while the second detailed how to finance your NYC home purchase. Watch both below, then continue your home search on StreetEasy!
Manhattan Homes on StreetEasy Under $1MArticle continues below
Turtle Bay
303 East 43rd Street
$950,000
1 |
1.5
East Village
32 East 2nd Street
$550,000
2 |
1
East Harlem
353 E. 104th Street
$585,000
1 |
1
Lincoln Square
110 West 71st Street
$625,000
1 |
1
South Harlem
2280 Frederick Douglass Boulevard
$890,000
1 |
1
West Harlem
416 West 129th Street
$400,000
2 |
1
Lenox Hill
61 East 77th Street
$848,000
1 |
2
Lincoln Square
303 West 66th Street
$925,000
2 |
1
Inwood
95 Park Terrace East
$399,000
1 |
1
Upper West Side
254 West 82nd Street
$675,000
1 |
1
NoMad
66 Madison Avenue
$675,000
1 |
1
Sutton Place
245 East 54th Street
$725,000
1 |
1
Session 1: The Basics of Home-Buying in NYC
In our first event, StreetEasy economist Nancy Wu gave an overview of the current NYC housing market. She also offered helpful instructions for using StreetEasy data to make informed shopping decisions. Next, StreetEasy product manager Peter Lim explained the StreetEasy tools and features we created to make your home search more efficient.
Afterward, Compass agent and certified StreetEasy ExpertScott Savory joined to discuss how he helps New Yorkers go from dreaming about a home to successfully closing on one. He focused on three key stages every hopeful homeowner needs to navigate — and the industry pros you want to have in your corner for each.
As a reminder: StreetEasy can help you discover and contact buyer’s agents, like Scott, through the StreetEasy Experts program. These agents and teams have verified experience in the buildings and neighborhoods you’re searching. Simply launch a search with one or more neighborhood filters, scroll to the bottom, and click “Match With Agent.” Or connect with an Expert or team right from a sales listing you’re interested in.
Brooklyn Homes Under $1M on StreetEasyArticle continues below
Brighton Beach
102 West End Avenue
$685,000
1 |
1
Borough Park
1238 63rd Street
$680,000
1 |
1
Fort Hamilton
8701 Shore Road
$650,000
1 |
1
Greenwood
179 20th Street
$930,000
1 |
1
Greenwood
179 20th Street
$875,000
1 |
1
Canarsie
1454 East 100th Street
$829,000
3 |
2
Crown Heights
1596 Saint Mark’s Avenue
$890,000
5 |
3
Greenwood
643 Fifth Avenue
$876,000
2 |
2
Greenwood
643 Fifth Avenue
$700,800
1 |
1
Greenwood
643 Fifth Avenue
$716,400
1 |
1
Prospect Heights
77 Eastern Parkway
$950,000
2 |
1
Brownsville
143 Newport Street
$869,000
7 |
3.5
Session 2: Financing Your NYC Home Purchase
Our second webinar brought together two finance specialists to share best practices for a successful NYC home purchase. Tony Jao, a mortgage banker at Investors Bank, outlined do’s and don’ts on the road to preapproval for a mortgage.
From there, viewers learned the essentials of setting a home-buying budget from financial advisor Amy Salo CFP®, CAP®, CExP™. A managing partner at Forest Hills Financial Group, Amy lent her perspective on why buyers need a financial planner. She also detailed some of the hidden costs that often take first-time New York buyers by surprise.
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Jackson Heights
87-10 34th Avenue
$469,000
2 |
1
Astoria
24-39 38th Street
$660,000
2 |
1
Woodside
48-17 58th Street
$798,000
3 |
2.5
Forest Hills
102-30 66 Road
$750,000
2 |
2
South Ozone Park
135-12 118th Street
$710,000
4 |
2
Kew Gardens Hills
144-24 72nd Avenue
$425,000
3 |
1
Briarwood
140-35 Burden Crescent
$260,000
2 |
1
Elmhurst
92-06 50th Avenue
$658,000
2 |
2
Astoria
24-65 38th Street
$649,000
2 |
1
Corona
97-05 50th Avenue
$488,000
2 |
1
College Point
25-04 120th Street
$699,000
2 |
2
Jackson Heights
37-26 87th Street
$498,000
2 |
1
Thanks for tuning in to StreetEasy’s fall 2021 home buyer seminars! For in-depth resources, tips, and tools to ease the buying process, check out our complete guide to buying in NYC.
