A Growing Library of New York City Real Estate Education
Structured market reports, neighborhood guides, and long-form educational content designed to help homeowners, buyers, investors, landlords, and businesses make more informed real estate decisions.
Educational first — never a sales pitch.
Real estate decisions in New York City sit at the intersection of local knowledge, financial analysis, and regulation. The Resources hub is Liam Killie's ongoing effort to translate that complexity into plain, useful reference material.
Every article is written to be read, not skimmed for a call to action. No fabricated statistics, no rushed publication schedule. Reports and guides are added as they can be produced with sourced data and considered commentary.
Whether you are preparing a home for market, evaluating an investment property, or negotiating a commercial lease, these resources are designed to help you enter the conversation with better questions.
Market Reports
Structured, plain-language market reports covering sales activity, pricing, inventory, and neighborhood-level commentary across Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Browse Market ReportsNeighborhood Guides
In-depth guides to the streets, lifestyle, architecture, and real estate market of the neighborhoods Liam represents most often.
Browse Neighborhood GuidesInvestment Education
Long-form educational articles on the financial and structural mechanics of New York City real estate investing — from NOI and cap rates to rent stabilization and development rights.
Browse Investment EducationResidential Guides
Practical, editorial guides for homeowners, buyers, and sellers preparing to enter the Brooklyn and Manhattan residential market.
Browse Residential GuidesCommercial Guides
Editorial guides on commercial sales and leasing — for landlords positioning space, tenants negotiating leases, and businesses evaluating locations.
Browse Commercial GuidesArticles
General articles and commentary on New York City real estate — cross-cutting topics that don't fit neatly inside a single category.
Browse ArticlesHomeowners, buyers, investors, landlords, and businesses.
Preparation, pricing, and process — how to bring a home to market thoughtfully.
Financing, co-op and condo mechanics, neighborhood selection, and negotiation.
Underwriting fundamentals, multifamily due diligence, and NYC-specific regulation.
Positioning, leasing, and long-term asset stewardship.
Lease terms, negotiation, and location strategy.
Evaluating commercial space in the context of operations and growth.
Occasional notes on the New York market.
Structured market observations and new resources — sent only when there is something worth reading.
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Every property benefits from a focused conversation.
Reading is a start. If you would like to apply this thinking to a specific address, situation, or portfolio, reach out directly.