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Elika Associates is New York City's premier real estate buyer's brokerage. We exclusively represent you the buyer and provide exceptional services tailored to each discerning client's unique real estate needs. Elika Associates provides local and international buyers with expert, unbiased assistance with all your property inquiries while we find, manage and negotiate the purchase of your next real estate investment.

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Elika & Associates

November 2008

Marginal Neighborhoods Hit First, Hardest
Nov. 15, 2008
Tagged with: new york city real estate
Prices are declining throughout New York City, but certain neighborhoods are being hit harder than others. It is usually the case that changing and marginal neighborhoods are hit hardest by slowdowns. Despite this entire recession being caused by those on Wall Street, this time is no different from most.
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New York Real Estate Buyers' Confidence Survey
Nov. 5, 2008
We would like to invite you to participate in the inaugural Elika Real Estate Buyers' Confidence Survey. The survey has been designed to gain better insight into the needs and wants of buyers' in today's market and to give buyers in New York a voice. Tell the market how you feel.
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Big Changes in New York Real Estate Data

Nov. 5, 2008
With the seemingly all-consuming election finally over, the real estate industry is turning its attention again to the country’s major markets. The epicenter of the national market is, once again, New York City. The financial debacles of the past economic era have ushered in a new set of conundrums for investors, and the city’s market resembles the national market, yet with important factors considerably more poignant.
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