Like the Manhattan market, which has continued to decline over the past few years, residential real estate sales in Dubai have fallen 11% year-over-year, continuing the downward trend that began in 2015.

Since the beginning of the current real estate cycle in 2010, Brooklyn has been one of the strongest real estate markets in the country, registering a 68% increase in median sales price according to StreetEasy.

In Manhattan, there are only a few designated zones, and they are most heavily concentrated in upper Manhattan, north of 125th Street in Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood.

Today, we feel that the current market is a once-in-a-decade (or possibly generation) investment opportunity.

Spoiler alert: Today, Manhattan is truly a buyers’ market, with some of the biggest declines the market has seen since the Great Recession of 2008.

Janine Yorio, Compound Co-Founder and CEO, sat down with HereToStay.TV to discuss why she and co-founder Jesse Stein started Compound, building wealth through real estate, and the company’s Manhattan Residential ReTF.

The Manhattan residential real estate market is soft and it’s a buyers’ market all around town. We believe it’s a good time to consider investing.

Compound is excited to announce our UPREIT program. Now, Manhattan condo owners can convert their ownership into an interest Compound’s Manhattan residential real estate fund.

At Compound, we use data when it actually enhances return--and not just to make us sound smart.

Coliving is living with people who are strangers and sharing communal living spaces with them. It’s a familiar model — like roommating or a boarding house — but this new generation of companies is bringing hotel-style furnishings, events and technology to the mix.

Compound announced that it has been recognized by the Kairos Society as one of the 50 most innovative companies addressing real estate affordability challenges for consumers.

Compound's November highlights about New York City real estate news

At Compound, we’re building just this: a proprietary algorithm of more than 50 points that integrates both traditional and unorthodox data sources to enable us to find the absolute best investment opportunities in each market we enter.

Everybody is an armchair quarterback when it comes to timing financial market cycles. We agree with Warren Buffett who wisely said, “People who think they can predict the short-term movement of the market — or who listen to other people who talk about timing the market — are making a big mistake.”

Last night, the New York Times broke a story that Amazon will locate one of their two new headquarters locations in New York City, specifically in Long Island City (referred to as “LIC” by locals) in the borough of Queens.

The current Dean of the Yale School of Architecture talks about old school New York and how her surroundings drive her passion for what she loves most.

It is well-established that tremendous wealth can be built through owning real estate, particularly in the world’s most desirable cities.

How do we know when we’ve found a GREAT deal on a condominium? Compound takes you on a behind-the-scenes tour of how to calculate replacement costs, a key metric to help answer that question.

Most New Yorkers have never heard of Corlears Hook. This nook of a neighborhood is located at the intersection of Cherry and Jackson Streets along the FDR Drive on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The area is named after 17th century Dutch landowners, the Van Corlear family.

Every day, more than 700,000 people pass through New York City’s Grand Central Terminal. (That’s the equivalent of the population of San Francisco.) At 1.3 million square feet, it’s the world’s largest train terminal.

We sat down with Mr. Scott, a Principal of Advalurem Group with the primary responsibility of overseeing all aspects of capital raising, fund formation and investor relations.

Since July 2016, when the 10 Year Treasury rate bottomed at 1.32%, interest rates have risen approximately 1.5%. During that same period, 30-year mortgage rates have risen by approximately 0.75%. Real estate has become more expensive, but does that mean it has become less valuable?

The Manhattan residential real estate market is soft and slow, which presents a unique window of opportunity for buyers and investors who may have been sitting on the sidelines.

You’ve been hearing it everywhere: the Manhattan condo market is soft. Very soft. But who is ultimately holding that risk? If the 2009 financial crisis has taught us anything, finding the ultimate holder of risk is not always a straightforward exercise. Let’s start with some background.

As SFR investment becomes mainstream, a cohort of technology and service providers are being built to service this young, but fast-growing ecosystem.

ReTFs combine the thematic investment strategies of an ETF (exchange traded fund) with the real estate ownership and tax benefits of a REIT (real estate investment trust).

There’s no such thing as an undiscovered corner of Manhattan. After all, it’s a 22-square mile island and probably the most efficient real estate market on the planet.

We talked construction and chicken & waffles with Eric Brody, Principal & Chief Operating Officer at Wonder Works Construction Corp., a private development and construction firm based in New York City.

By now, you’ve read a dozen articles on Amazon’s search for a city to house its new headquarters (HQ2). At Compound, we’re following this story closely because of the impact it will have on the selected city’s residential real estate market.

We believe that transportation will have a transformative impact on the real estate industry within a very short period of time--and create wealth in unexpected ways and in unexpected places.

Core: low risk Core+: low to moderate risk Value-added: moderate to high risk Opportunistic: high risk Core and core + are the bedrock of diversified portfolio and minimize risk.

We caught up with the amazing Roy Abraham, an Associate Director at Vicus Partners, who schooled us on what's cool about Queens (everything) and why New York City real estate is all about the daily rise and grind.

As part of the December 2017 Trump tax cut, a generous new tax break was created, designed to lure investment into struggling neighborhoods known as “Opportunity Zones.” Approximately 8,700 of these opportunity zones were designated nationwide, in big cities, small towns and rural areas.

Active real estate investing requires a large amount of real estate know-how and hands-on management. While passive real estate investing offers opportunities to invest in real estate for both people with extensive real estate and financial knowledge as well as those with limited or no expertise.

When individual people invest in apartments, they usually buy condominiums.