Would you rather live in NYC or New Jersey’s best suburbs? New data reveals which is cheaper

Would you rather live in NYC or New Jersey’s best suburbs? New data reveals which is cheaper

Millions of proud New Yorkers would rather die than relocate to suburbia, but others flee the five boroughs for a more affordable life. However, a new study reveals there’s actually little price difference between life in the Big Apple and the top suburbs in neighboring New Jersey. GOBankingRates analyzed the annual cost of living in … Read more

Exclusive | What affordability crisis? New Yorkers line up for hours to pay $12 for grapes and $65 for olive oil at trendy new gourmet grocer Meadow Lane

Exclusive | What affordability crisis? New Yorkers line up for hours to pay  for grapes and  for olive oil at trendy new gourmet grocer Meadow Lane

“I’m so hungry and so cold,” a bundled-up young woman told The Post through chattering teeth, as she waited for food in frigid temperatures early Friday morning. The New Yorker was one of hundreds who’d made the rush hour trek to TriBeCa for sustenance — standing in a long line that stretched back an entire … Read more

Charming village just 45 minutes from Manhattan is named one of America’s most livable retirement towns — thanks to affordability and low crime rate 

Charming village just 45 minutes from Manhattan is named one of America’s most livable retirement towns — thanks to affordability and low crime rate 

This sleepy village is about to be abuzz. Pompton Plains, New Jersey has been named one of the most livable retirement towns in the United States, thanks to its low crime rate, access to amenities, and relative affordability. The enclave, located just a 45-minute drive from Midtown Manhattan, was ranked seventh on a new power … Read more

Once-booming Texas border city known for affordability loses appeal among homebuyers

Once-booming Texas border city known for affordability loses appeal among homebuyers

Long recognized for its affordable housing and low cost of living, McAllen, TX, emerged as a COVID-19 pandemic-era boomtown—but that surge has since reversed.  McAllen—a city of 146,000 people situated just a few miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border—experienced the sharpest decline in popularity among local homebuyers over the past six years, according to a new report from Realtor.com®. … Read more