Skyscrapers rise above a busy, tree-lined city plaza on a sunny day.

Explore the Latest Real Estate Market Trends in NY, Westchester & Connecticut

BARNES New York July 17, 2023

Flyer for a Q2 2023 New York real estate market update webinar, featuring New York, Westchester and Connecticut.

Yann Rousseau, Managing Partner of BARNES New York, Westchester & Connecticut, will present the latest real estate market update for New York City and its region (Westchester and Connecticut) in 2 webinars in the coming weeks:

Tuesday, July 18th at 12pm EST (NEW YORK) / 18h (FRANCE) in French

Friday, July 28th at 12pm EST (NEW YORK) / 5pm (LONDON – UK) in English

Free registration! Click on the link below:

Register for the French Webinar

Register for the English Webinar

Recent Blog Posts

Stay up to date on the latest real estate trends.

Sunlit loft living room with arched windows, exposed brick, a dark cast-iron column, pale oak flooring and neutral linen seating.

In Tribeca, the Pied-à-Terre Surcharge Runs on a Number Most Buyers Never See

Stone home entrance with a dark wood door, bay window, and red-leaved Japanese maple.

Greenwich This Fall: Familiar Addresses, New Names, and the Old Favorites That Came Back

Weathered limestone and brick facade with a closed bronze-framed bay window and yellowing ginkgo leaves.

Midtown's Fall Runs on a Tight Handoff, Not a Slow Season

Covered porch with white columns and bluestone steps overlooking a lawn, hedge, and mature trees at dusk.

Bridgehampton's Racetrack: Two Ways to Encounter Its History

Weathered shingle-style estate with a deep porch, gambrel roof, and broad gravel court bordered by lawn and hydrangeas.

Sag Harbor's September Isn't Quieter. It's Just Programmed by Different People.

Brick rowhouse with a black paneled door, stone stoop, iron rail, clipped hedge, and flowering serviceberry tree.

The Brooklyn Heights Promenade Isn't Closing. Here's What's Actually Changing Beneath It.

Three-story brownstone rowhouse behind a planted garden wall, with a bay window and oxblood paneled door.

Carroll Gardens This Fall: Three Bakeries, Three Different Directions

Brick rowhouses with limestone trim and a warm-lit storefront beneath a yellowing linden.

Greenwich Village This Fall: Why the Corners That Went Dark Have Tenants Again

Prewar living room with a marble fireplace, tall sash windows, herringbone floor, and potted Meyer lemon tree.

The Upper West Side's Median Price Is Hiding Three Different Markets

View All