Our appraisal firm is the leading provider of residential and commercial appraisal services within the New York and northern New Jersey real estate markets. Onsite Appraisals is a privately owned company who constantly maintains it’s own private database of 5,000+ cooperative and condominium buildings in the New York area. We mostly provide appraisal services for:
Estate Planning
Tax Assessment Appeals
Divorce Settlement
Pre-purchase Valuation
Partial Interest Valuation
Expert Court Testimony
Real Estate Owned properties
FHA loans
Refinancing and Purchasing of properties
We specialize in the following type of properties:
The AbingdonFrom the May issue: In a still-difficult economy, developers are increasingly tailoring buildings to suit the needs of serious buyers. That means targeting two very active groups of purchasers at opposite ends of the spectrum: out-of-town buyers looking for small pieds-à-terre and families raising children in the city. Empty-nesters, pi...Read More
Wall Street’s affinity for commercial mortgage-backed securities is waning, according to Bloomberg News, and that could make it more difficult for developers and investors to obtain financing for their deals. The bond market was more volatile last week than at any point since January, amid renewed fears stemming from a European debt crisis. T...Read More
Related Companies’ take over of One Madison Park appears to be benefiting buyers who purchased into the building. According to the New York Post, Emmy winner and composer Peter Buffett, son of billionaire investor Warren Buffett, sold the 1,962-square-foot three-bedroom condominium on the 18th floor for $4.25 million — despite listing it for ...Read More
McMansions, a housing type left for dead following the real estate crash, powered yesterday’s positive new home sales report, builders told the Wall Street Journal. During the recession the average size of U.S. homes shrunk 3.4 percent to 2,382 square feet, but in 2011 the average size actually grew 5.2 percent to 2,505 square feet. Analysts ...Read More
The top Web stories from yesterday’s The Real Deal blog: 1. Savanna “loves” downtown NYC, why the city should replace Related and Sterling with local developers at Willets Point … and more 2. Savanna to pay $58M for retail space at 40 Mercer in Soho: sources 3. City real estate pros schmooze it up during parties at ICSC: PHOTOS
Realdirect.com, the online residential brokerage and listings consultant started in 2010, has doubled its space in the tech-laden Chelsea area and has hired additional agents, which it calls “neighborhood guides,” the company told The Real Deal. The new office, at 19 West 21st Street, replaces the technology-focused firm’s space a...Read More
The China Institute in America paid $18.3 million for a two-level space at 40 Rector Street, according to property records filed with the city Monday, making the non-profit organization the fourth purchaser at Philips International’s commercial condominium. The purchase covers a 13,000-square-foot portion of the ground floor, plus the entire 35,000...Read More
Construction of a controversial $1.2 billion natural gas line running under the Hudson was unanimously approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the New York Times reported. The line, proposed by Houston developer Spectra Energy, will run from New Jersey into the West Village, moving 800 million cubic feet of gas a day into Consolidated...Read More
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