Though Realtors would like to see more inventory on the market to match the demand of buyers looking to move to Scarsdale and Edgemont, they are encouraged by the fact that the market has been steady since just after the COVID-19 shutdown from March to June 2020. Bidding wars over asking pri…
Geraldine Aughey has joined the Claire D. Leone team of real estate professionals in the Scarsdale office. Ms. Aughey was born and grew up in Ireland but has lived in the United States for many years in mainly the Westchester area. She has had a long career in health care and is now reinvent…
Ann Cefola never met her grandfather, but she knew his work. She’d think of him when trotting down village streets and seeing the small medieval revival cottages, grand Tudor revival houses and large colonial revival homes dotting the landscape. Whenever she entered the village’s downtown, s…
June, July and August are the new March, April and May. At least for 2020 in the real estate market.
Sales agent Josephine LaPietra has joined boutique real estate brokerage firm PLI Realty. With more than 24 years’ experience in real estate and more than $100 million in sales, LaPietra is known for her savvy marketing strategies and sharp attention to detail.
Gregg Menell, CEO and managing broker of Pendulum Property Group, created a Facebook group, Scarsdale Housing Market, in which he and others provide data and insight on the real estate market — not a site for marketing homes or services, just market insight. The group, facebook.com/groups/Sc…
Westchester’s recently published second quarter real estate reports are both deceptively bleak in some spots and uplifting in others. Looking at the overarching numbers, the trend of decreased real estate sales carried into the second quarter and price indicators showed mixed results in the …
A house with historic ties to both Scarsdale and the United States is on the market, according to Julia B. Fee of Scarsdale.
When changes to the federal tax code became a reality this January, capping state and local property tax deductions at $10,000 — residents in many Westchester suburbs could do little but wait to see the consequences emerge in their communities.
Judy Herzog, an Edgemont resident in the same split-level house for 39 years, has finally had enough.
