
In an article titled Paying Top Dollar for Condos, and Leaving Them Empty the NYTimes takes a look at some of the high-end luxury buildings in New York City only to discover that many of the buildings aren't very full because many of the owners use the homes as secondary residences or purchased the property for reasons not related to living there. It's a phenomena that I've encountered on many occasions when working with buyers looking at luxury condominiums in San … [Read more...]
