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Summer Real Estate Market Heats Up

Douglas Elliman's Noble Black joins "The Rush Hour"

2025-08-20 20:47:00
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recent real estate report from Douglas Eliman highlights a sizzling summer market in New York City. Sales and prices are on the upswing, driven by dwindling inventory that's intensifying competition among buyers. Broker Noble Black shared insights into this trend during an appearance on "The Rush Hour" radio show.

Real estate agents and buyers gather at a summer market event outdoors.

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