NYC housing-market experts giving free tips and advice at Streeteasy’s First-Time Home Buyers’ Series event.

On Tuesday, November 19, we hosted the fall 2019 event for the StreetEasy First-Time Home Buyers’ Series. 

This flagship event series —now in its fourth year — is meant to break down what it takes to buy in NYC and help first-time buyers feel confident navigating NYC’s complex housing market.

If you attended the event, we’d love your feedback — please let us know what you thought in this brief survey.

Couldn’t make it to the event? Our next event series catered to first-time buyers will kick off on March 14, 2020, so mark your calendars now! Or, you can check out the full presentation here:

The evening’s program was jam-packed, featuring:

• A deep dive into current trends in the NYC housing market presented by StreetEasy Economist Nancy Wu.
• A crash course on home financing from mortgage banker Ari Sorotzkin of Wells Fargo.
• A rundown of the home search and buying process with buyer’s agent Ben Willig of Anchor Associates and listing agent Jeffrey Dyksterhouse of Compass. 
• A Q&A panel in which our experts answer the audience’s questions about the home buying process in NYC.

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Financial District

123 Washington Street

$840,000

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Lincoln Square

61 West 62nd Street

$825,000

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East Village

111 Third Avenue

$799,000

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Roosevelt Island

425 Main Street

$755,000

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Hell’s Kitchen

408 West 57th Street

$775,000

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Sutton Place

333 East 53rd Street

$725,000

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Manhattan Valley

510 West 110th Street

$729,000

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Upper Carnegie Hill

1200 Fifth Avenue

$795,000

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Fulton/Seaport

333 Pearl Street

$758,000

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Lenox Hill

420 East 64th Street

$785,000

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Lenox Hill

360 East 72nd Street

$725,000

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Chinatown

136 East Broadway

$728,000

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For more tips and tricks on buying your first home, check out our guide to buying in NYC.

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