Here’s what’s happening in area real estate this
week:
- Buying in Brooklyn is more expensive than ever—and so is renting in Manhattan.
- In Westchester, property revaluation has become a hot button topic in communities like Scarsdale, Bronxville and Ossining.
- When it comes to home ownership, millennials aren’t stepping up.
While you’re exploring new towns this weekend, take in a
little nature (because the tree outside your apartment building just isn’t
cutting it anymore...). Check out these great nature conservancies!
- The Arthur W. Butler Memorial Sanctuary in Bedford is just that: a peaceful sanctuary home to flowing streams, beautiful flora and fauna and plenty of local wildlife.
- In Connecticut, Weston’s Devil’s Den is a go-to with lush protected forests, diverse species of plants and animals and stunning wetlands.
- Once home to 20th century railroad heir Howard Gould, Sands Point Preserve in Port Washington is now come to a variety of habitats including a beach, cliffs, lawns, gardens and a freshwater pond.
- Short Hills’ Hartshorn Arboretum & Sanctuary sprawls across more than 16 acres of woodlands including 3 miles of trails and a diverse plant and animal population.
Enjoy exploring!
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