There's an interesting first analysis in
The Real Deal on the impact Britain's vote to exit the European Union (BREXIT) will have on New York and our real estate markets. Mortgage interest rates, already at historically low levels, have gone even lower with this vote. London no longer being a capitol of world commerce is expected to benefit our commercial real estate -- office buildings, multi-family buildings and high-end retail -- and our relative stability in comparison to theirs is expected to attract foreign wealth looking at NYC investment properties and other real estate as a wealth preservation asset. The one caveat, of course, being concern about whether BREXIT eventually leads to a global recession.
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