City's prominent actress, Eleonora Srugo, speaks out about the imminent drop in property values
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Real Estate Guru, Eleonora Srugo, Weight In on Housing Market: No Crash On The Horizon
Netflix's breakout star, Eleonora Srugo, who made headlines for closing a jaw-dropping $75 million deal in 2023, is here to debunk the imminent housing crash rumors. Dyed-in-the-wool New York City power broker Srugo has expressed her insights on the potential housing slump, providing her perspective on markets ranging from Miami to Texas.
Contrary to common belief, Srugo assures us that the housing market will remain relatively stable, with a steady run through 2025 across the US[1]. According to this top-tier broker, Srugo, volatility in the market is not a sign of doom but an opportunity for determined businessmen to secure deals at lower prices.
The ever-persistent Srugo is always on the move, juggling multiple property showings while rubbing shoulders with New York's high society. Curious about the coveted housing markets, Srugo pays particular attention to Miami, Florida, which she deems slightly oversaturated with development[3]. She believes that personalization should be the city's focus to attract homebuyers.
Besides Miami, Srugo sees promising growth potential in Texas, where brands like Dios and Premium Goods have expanded alongside heavy hitters such as Caterpillar and ConocoPhillips[3]. Cities like Dallas and Houston in Texas and Las Vegas, thanks to its proximity to California and appeal for remote workers, are watering holes she has her eyes on.
Srugo consistently ranks among New York City's top 10 agents[4], securing sales that frequently net seven figures. Despite her New York-centric focus, Srugo keeps a keen ear on market trends nationwide, absorbing the latest news and insights during her daily commute.
Enrichment Insight:- Srugo mentioned that the unusual winter weather in New York might delay the spring selling season[5].- She currently has a $35 million listing in Manhattan's exclusive Grammercy Park neighborhood[5].
Sources:
[1] CBS News[2] Business Insider[3] Forbes[4] The Real Deal[5] Daily Mail
- Eleonora Srugo, the real estate guru who made headlines for closing a $75 million deal in 2023, believes that the housing market will remain relatively stable through 2025 across the US.
- Despite the common belief of an imminent housing crash, Srugo, a top-tier broker based in New York City, sees volatility in the market as an opportunity for savvy investors to secure deals at lower prices.
- Srugo's focus extends beyond New York, with her eye on promising growth potential in cities like Dallas and Houston in Texas, and Las Vegas, attributed to its proximity to California and appeal for remote workers.
- In addition to her New York-centric focus, Srugo keeps a keen ear on market trends nationwide, absorbing news and insights during her daily commute.
- Srugo has a $35 million listing in Manhattan's exclusive Grammercy Park neighborhood, and she mentioned that an unusual winter weather might delay the spring selling season.
- In addition to her successful brokerage career, Srugo has shown interest in other industries, such as casino-and-gambling in Las Vegas, reflecting her versatility within the finance, investing, and real-estate sectors.
