New Construction

Quite a risky endeavor- make sure you understand the risks before proceeding. That said, why not check with filings with the city- http://a810-bisweb.nyc.gov/bisweb/my_community.jsp. The building on my block link is actually more like building in my neighborhood in reality.

Also check the major neighborhood blogs such as Harlem Bespoke. I often see status updates on new or proposed buildings in Harlem written up in Harlem Bespoke.

A very Happy New year 2016 and may we all have peace on earth!!
It would be a good idea to hire a real estate agent. After all, at no cost to you, you can you will be able to use their expertise in deciding where and how you should start. I am an agent myself and i do help a few clients buying New construction. You have to start by finding out how much you can afford and that usually dictates what location you can buy. Good Luck and if you have any questions, i will be able to help. you can reach me at fhamberger@townresidential.com and if you wish to interview others i wil be able to guide you to other referrals.
Best of luck if you are to decide on selecting a real estate agent
Fern Hamberger
Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker
Town Residential.

Thanks to you all!!

For Brooklyn, this report might be a good place to start: file:///C:/Users/Daniel/Downloads/CityRealty_Brooklyn_New_Developments_Report.pdf

I'm not sure if there is anything similar available for Harlem.

Dan Gotlieb
Digs Realty Group
www.digsrealtynyc.com

DanDigs, any relation to UrbanDigs?

Tack 1-2 years on to any date the builder gives you for completion of the project

How do you put Harlem and Brooklyn on the same plane in your search?