Kimberly Mejia's Blog Posts

One Number Could Change Everything About Your Next MoveWhen's the last time someone told you what your house is worth? Not what some online valuation tool guessed. Not what your neighbor's house

Queens County Market Update: Still Favoring Sellers, But Showing Signs of BalanceQueens County's latest housing data tells a slightly different story than neighboring Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Suffolk County Remains a Seller's Market: What the Numbers Are Telling UsSuffolk County's housing data continues to point in one clear direction: this is a market that favors sellers. Inventory

Nassau County Remains a Seller's Market: What the Numbers Are Telling UsIf you've been thinking about listing your home in Nassau County, the current data makes one thing clear: this is still very

Top 5 Market Trends for Queens County, New York/June 2026Multifamily/Multiplex1. Monitor Inventory Levels: With a 7.28-month supply of inventory, the market is balanced, offering sellers strong

Nassau County, New York Market Trends: June 2026Multifamily/Multiplex- Q: What is the current inventory trend for multifamily homes in Nassau County?A: The months supply of inventory stands at 4.4,

Suffolk County, New York, June 2026, Multifamily/MultiplexWhat’s Happening- Supply: 5 months supply of inventory; inventory decreased by 20% MoM, increased by 11% YoY.- Price: Median new

Queens County, New York, May 2026, Single Family + Condo/Townhouse/Apt.Are prices rising?The median sold price in Queens County is $802,500, reflecting a modest month-over-month decrease of 3%,

Nassau County, New York Market Trends/May 2026Single Family + Condo/Townhouse/Apt.Myth: There are plenty of homes available.Fact: With a 3.06 months supply, inventory is tight in Nassau County.What

Welcome to Suffolk County, New York, May 2026, where the housing market for single-family homes and condos/townhouses/apartments shows interesting trends that first-time homebuyers should consider