Posts from January 2024
Subscribe and receive email notifications of new blog posts.
RSS Feed
- 2026 | 23 Posts
- 2025 | 48 Posts
- 2024 | 58 Posts
- 2023 | 48 Posts
- 2022 | 48 Posts
- 2021 | 27 Posts
- 2020 | 53 Posts
- 2019 | 55 Posts
- 2018 | 27 Posts
29
5 Breakfast Spots to Visit in February
Remember when Mom said breakfast was the most important meal of the day? Make her proud by celebrating February as National Hot Breakfast Month. Have fun exploring these wonderful breakfast restaurants around Long Island, recommended by our real estate agents.
22
Essential Insights for Home Sellers: The Impact of a Skilled Agent
Do you really need an agent to sell your home? Some people think they can eliminate the middleman, but going it alone means more work, hassle, and time on the market. Here are a few ways our real estate agents can be an asset when selling your home.
15
Slash Energy Expenses in 2024: Homeowner's Guide to Efficiency
A great resolution you can make in the new year is to reduce your energy usage. Not only is it good for the environment, it will save you money as well. January 10th is National Cut Your Energy Costs Day, so what better time to map out a plan for energy conservation? Especially if you've just moved to a new house, our real estate agents can show you the best ways to use your new home efficiently. Here are a few tips.
8
Embrace Equilibrium: Top Yoga Havens on Long Island
Are you looking to improve your physical and mental health this year? Yoga may be just the thing to get you on the right track. This timeless discipline boasts a slew of holistic health benefits and can be done by almost anyone. There are lots of yoga studios around Long Island where you can learn the practice from expert teachers in a supportive environment. Here are some of the ones our real estate agents recommend trying out.
5
Assessments
If you own property, it's that time of year again
Posted Tuesday, December 26, 2023 2:49 pm
BY MATHEW JOSEPH
It is that time of the year again. By Jan. 5, the New City Department of Finance values and assesses your property every year to calculate your property tax bill.
Then the tentative assessment roll with the new market and assessed values will be published by Jan. 15. A notice of property value for each property is sent. The process is complex, but it works like this:
The Department of Finance determines your property's market value by tax class. Once your market value is established, your assessed value is calculated. The assessed value is a percentage of your market value.
The process varies depending on what type of property you own...
|
 |
