The building is the decision.
Buyers judge the apartment, but most of the long term risk sits with the building. A worked exhibit on two identical apartments in two different buildings, and the five questions to ask before an offer.
Insight and opportunity, New York City
Almost no one is short of information. Most people are short of a decision. This is a brief written to close that distance from both sides. Insight is what the data shows, sourced and dated, so you can check me. Opportunity is what it means for the decision actually in front of you, financially and emotionally, in the short term and the long view.
One email every two weeks. The data, the read, and what it means for your decision. No listings blasts, and one click removes you.
Prefer to read on LinkedIn? Every issue also publishes to the LinkedIn edition (opens in a new tab) the same week.
Buyers judge the apartment, but most of the long term risk sits with the building. A worked exhibit on two identical apartments in two different buildings, and the five questions to ask before an offer.
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Buyers spend weeks judging an apartment and an afternoon judging the building. With an exhibit on how two identical apartments diverge in cost and resale value because of the buildings they sit in.
Nobody waiting for a lower rate thinks of it as a decision. It is one, and it has a price. With an exhibit on what a year of waiting must earn back at today’s mortgage rates.
Almost no one is short of information. Most people are short of a decision. The first issue of this publication, with a break even exhibit built from published New York transfer, recording and closing costs.
Issue No. 01 was the first edition published here. Earlier editions were published on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) and remain available there.