According to the 2024 Multifamily Year in Review report from Ariel Property Advisors, New York City’s multifamily market saw a significant increase in dollar volume and number of transactions. In 2024, the market recorded $8.9 billion in dollar volume, a 14% rise from the previous year. The number of transactions also increased by 4%, reaching a total of 1,107 deals. Additionally, there was an increase in the number of properties sold with a growth rate of 5%, totaling at1,417.
Ariel president and founder Shimon Shkury stated that while values for free market multifamily buildings have declined since their peak in2015,the pricing for these assets showed slight improvement compared to last year.However,the values for rent stabilized buildings have dropped significantly (35-60%) below their peak due to rising expenses and regulations such as the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act (HSTPA) implementedin2019.
The majority (63%)of multifamily sales were predominantly free-market buildings citywide,due partlyto attractive pricing.This was followed by predominantly rent-stabilized assets accountingfor29%ofthe dollar volumeand47%ofthetransactions.The remaining sales were made up offbuildingswith regulatory agreements.
One notable sale last yearwas210-220 E.22nd St.in Manhattan whichsoldfor$104.5 million,a15%dipfromitsprevious sale pricein2015.(Include photo if possible)
Overall,NYC’smultifamilysalesshowedyear-over-yeargainsindollarvolumeandtransactions,making ita promisingmarketformultifamilyinvestmentsgoingforward.
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Flashcard Subject: Chapter 2 Vocab – Anatomy Honors
1.Anatomical Position- The standard position used when describing anatomical relationships where an individual stands erect facing forward arms at sides palms facing forward feet parallel toes pointing straight ahead head level eyes looking straight ahead
2.Anterior- Toward or at front end body part being described
3.Posterior- Toward or at back end of body part being described
4.Superior- Above; at a higher level (in human body, toward the head)
5.Inferior- Below; at lower level (in human body, towards feet)
6.Medial- Toward midline of the body; on inner side of structure. Opposite lateral.
7.Lateral-Away from midline of the boyd on outer side if structure opposite medial
8.Proximal-Closer to origin attachment point limb to trunk.
9.Distal-Farther from origin attachment point limb to trunk.
10.Central-Situated in center
11.Peripheral-Marginal edge or surface area away from center
12.Sagittal Plane-Divides into left and right parts but not necessarily equal halves
13.Frontal Plane-Divides into anterior and posterior portions
14.Transverse Plane-Horizontal plane that divides into superior and inferior portions.
15.Cross Section-Tissue sample cut perpendicular along long axis organ.
16.Longitudinal section-Tissue sample cut parallel along long axis organ.
17.Oblique section-tissue sample cut diagonal between horizontal vertical planesFlashcard Subject: Ch 19 – The Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels & Circulation
Q: Artery
A: A blood vessel that carries blood away from heart chambers.
Q: Veins
A: Blood vessels that carry blood back to heart chambers after it has passed through capillaries where oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide waste products are picked up by cells throughout your tissues as they perform their functions.
Q: Capillary Beds/Capillary Networks:
A: Interwoven networks formed by arterioles connecting with venules which allow exchange between tissue cells & bloodstream via diffusion across thin walls made primarily out endothelial cell membranes found in all tissues except cartilage epithelia cornea & lens of eye.
Q: Vasoconstriction
A: A decrease in the diameter of a blood vessel, which decreases blood flow and increases BP
Q: Vasodilation
A: An increase in the diameter of a blood vessel, which increases blood flow and decreases BP
Q: Arterioles:
A: Smallest arteries that lead to capillary beds where exchange between tissue cells & bloodstream occurs via diffusion across thin walls made primarily out endothelial cell membranes found in all tissues except cartilage epithelia cornea & lens of eye.
Q: Venules:
A: Small veins that receive deoxygenated (deoxygenated) O2-poor or CO2-rich -blood from capillaries then transport it back to heart chambers for re-oxygenation by lungs. They join together forming larger veins as they get closer to heart chambers.
Flashcard Subject: Chapter 4 Vocabulary
Q1. What is an atom?
An atom is the smallest unit into which matter can be divided without losing its identity.
Q2. What are protons?
Protons are positively charged particles found within an atom’s nucleus.
Q3. What are neutrons?
Neutrons are neutral particles found within an atom’s nucleus.
Q4. What are electrons?Electrons are negatively charged particles that orbit around the nucleus of an atom.Q5.What is atomic number?Atomic number refers to the number of protons present in one specific element.Q6.What is mass number?Mass number refers to both protons and neutrons present within one specific element.Q7.What is isotopes?Isotopes refer two or more forms on elements having same atomic numbers but different mass numbers due varying neutron counts .They have similar chemical properties but different physical properties like melting point , boiling points etc .
Flashcard Subject: APUSH Unit 1 Key Terms Part II (Chapters 3-4)
Q: Jamestown
A: The first permanent English settlement in North America, founded by the Virginia Company of London in 1607. Located on a peninsula along the James River, it was established for economic reasons and struggled with disease and conflict with Native Americans.
Q: John Smith
A: An English explorer who helped found Jamestown. He imposed strict discipline on colonists to ensure their survival but also had conflicts with local Native American tribes.
Q: Powhatan Confederacy
A: A group of Algonquian-speaking tribes led by Chief Powhatan that controlled much of eastern Virginia when Europeans arrived at Jamestown. They initially traded peacefully but later clashed violently over land disputes.
Q: Headright System (1618)
A: A system implemented by the Virginia Company to encourage settlers to come to its colony in North America. It granted fifty acres of land per person brought over from England as an incentive for people to immigrate
Q: Indentured Servants
A: Poor immigrants who signed contracts known as indentures agreeing they would work without pay for a certain number years (usually seven) if someone paid their passage into colonies . In exchange ,they received free passage across Atlantic Ocean .
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Chapter 1
1.
What is Psychology?
Psychology is defined as the scientific study of behavior and mental processes.
2.
What are some key concepts within psychology?
Some key concepts within psychology include cognition, perception, emotion, motivation, personality development,
social interactions,
and psychological disorders.
3.
How does nature vs nurture play a role in psychology?
The debate between nature vs nurture refers to whether our genetics or environment have more influence on our behavior and development. Psychologists recognize that both factors play important roles in shaping human behavior and development; however there is ongoing research exploring how these factors interact with each other.
4.What are the different perspectives in psychology?
There are several major perspectives in psychology, including:
– Biological: focuses on how biological factors such as genetics and brain structure influence behavior and mental processes.
– Cognitive: examines how people think, perceive, remember, and solve problems.
– Behavioral: emphasizes the role of environmental influences on observable behaviors.
– Psychodynamic: explores unconscious thoughts and conflicts that may influence behavior.
-Social-cultural: looks at how cultural norms and social influences shape individual behavior.
5. What is the scientific method?
The scientific method is a systematic approach to research that involves formulating a hypothesis based on existing knowledge or theories, designing an experiment to test this hypothesis, collecting data through observation or experimentation,
analyzing the data,
and drawing conclusions based on evidence.
6. What ethical considerations must be taken into account when conducting psychological research?
Psychologists must follow ethical guidelines set by professional organizations such as informed consent from participants before beginning any study; protection of participants from harm; maintaining
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