Happy Friday! Here’s the scoop on the New York real estate world this week.
The Week: July 18 – 22
In this week in the real estate world, we see how Pokemon Go is becoming a crazy trend, how the MTA will be updating the subway cars, and some tips for those who are apartment hunting!
Trump takes on debt as property values soar: Bloomberg
There has been a lot of questions regarding how much Donald Trump is actually worth. While he admits he is worth 10 billion, many speculate that he may be actually worth less than half of that. However, while evaluating Trump’s assets, The Real Deal has figured while his net value may be in the billions, his debt has hindered the number.
King sized: Hershey to open bigger store at 20 Times Square
Who doesn’t love chocolate? It was an overall genius idea to open up a Hershey store in Times Square. However, how can the Hershey store be improved? By making it bigger, of course! Find out what amenities will be included in the new Hershey store.
MTA to Pokemon Go-Obsessed Commuters: Chill Out and Be Safe
Pokemon Go has become a phenomenon. It has reached every part of the world, and it is actually impossible to not run into someone playing it on the street. Because of the craze, there have been many injuries related to Pokemon Go. While no has gotten hurt within the subway, the MTA felt necessary to be cautious. Check out their new ad here!
NYC Subway to Be Transformed With New Tech-Focused Upgrades
Many people complain about the NYC subways. They’re always delayed, they’re dirty, and they’re old. Well the MTA has heard the complaints and is making efforts to improve the subway experience. One of them being to upgrade the subway cars towards a technology focused rider. Find out what will be included in these subway cars here!
Instagram pics that prove Pokemon Go has taken over NYC
Pokemon Go has literally taken over the world. People are on it constantly, and it is becoming quite a phenomenon. Check out this article for some fantastic pictures that demonstrate how Pokemon Go has affected New York.
How to move to NYC: A crash course in NYC apartment-hunting
Moving to a new city or state is always extremely daunting. The apartment searching process alone has to be one of the worst experiences anybody will ever undergo. However, luckily Brick Underground has got your back with some things to keep in mind before you begin apartment searching in NYC.
With a budget of $200,000, here’s what you’ll find across NYC
$200,000 is a modest budget for purchasing an apartment; however, there are still plenty of options in NYC. This article shows some fantastic apartments that may surprise you.