Warner real estate market is dynamic and competitive, providing buyers with great opportunities as well as strong seller competition. When hot markets heat up, homes may attract multiple offers – some even without contingencies being waived – which makes partnering with an agent a wise decision to ensure you find a home suitable for you and at an ideal price point.
Real estate market trends in Warner reveal average sold prices dipping by 3% month-over-month but increasing by 7% year-over-year, while average listing prices were also down by 2% month-to-month; and available listings were reduced 37.5 % month over month.
Home buyers in Warner are seeking an equilibrium between value and location, according to a new report. Homebuyers are increasingly opting for neighborhoods with convenient public transportation access as well as restaurants and shops offering variety, as well as lifestyle factors like walkability. Strong sense of community is another consideration.
As such, this report foresees that sales and prices will see continued increases through 2025; however, at a slower pace compared to recent years.
New York City real estate market is a dynamic amalgam of neighborhood personalities and economic drivers. Each borough, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island has their own distinct real estate trends and sales activity; for example Williamsburg and Park Slope in Brooklyn experience high demand from millennials; while Long Island suburbs provide more suburban vibes such as Yonkers offer homebuyers priced out of NYC lifestyles with unique charm.
Henry Warner is an Associate Vice President in JLL’s brokerage services division in New York City. He offers advice to tenants to create and implement real estate strategies throughout New York. In addition, Henry engages in business development techniques while expanding JLL’s market outreach.
Henry Warner has over 15 years of experience in New York commercial and residential real estate, with expertise ranging from tenant representation to helping businesses acquire, lease, develop or renovate office space, warehouses, research & development sites or hospitality properties. He earned both his undergraduate degree at Drew University and master’s in real estate development from Columbia University; additionally, he’s a member of both Real Estate Board of New York & The Urban Land Institute – having joined JLL in 2014.