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    Chicago listings: the headline and the street-level picture [duplex]

    The Chicago listings I saved are not moving together at all. They run from $488,000 to $732,000, mostly duplexes, and the typical listing in my sample has been visible for 70 days. Some disappear quickly while others sit. My working theory is that very local supply explains much of the gap, but...
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    Buying a New York mixed-use building: which legal and tax costs are easiest to miss?

    Before I can compare estimates, I need to settle three practical points: whether the purchase will be financed, whether the buyer will be an individual or an entity, and which part of New York has jurisdiction. The property is a mixed-use building priced at about $1,235,000. I have identified...
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    Chicago one-bed student housing: are active listings distorting my 86-day figure?

    I’m trying to work out whether Chicago’s one-bed student-housing market actually changed this month. In the $380,000–$570,000 range, the listings still online have been sitting for roughly 86 days. Most of the apparent outliers seem connected with transaction fees. Does recent completed-sale...
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