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From Foot Traffic to Forecasts: What Open House Data Says About NYC Real Estate

In this special UrbanDigs webinar, Noah Rosenblatt and John Walkup sit down with Sara Rotter of Brown Harris Stevens, who runs one of the most unique datasets in NYC real estate: a weekly open house traffic survey tracking buyer demand across the city. After more than 120 weeks of data, the findings reveal powerful insights into how buyers behave — from the critical importance of the first listing launch, to why public open houses outperform appointment-only showings, to what the rise in unrepresented buyers might mean for agents and sellers. If you want to understand the real-time signals behind pricing, demand, and buyer psychology, this workshop breaks down what the numbers actually say. UrbanDigs brings you smart, real-time analysis—quick, punchy, and backed by data. 💬 Join the conversation in the comments! ✅ Subscribe for weekly updates on NYC real estate & macro trends 🌐 See the latest market insights at UrbanDigs.com 🎧 Catch our podcast: Talking Manhattan at talkingmanhattan.com 👉 Want help pricing your next listing with real-time data and expert insight? Learn more about the UrbanDigs Advisor program at urbandigs.co --- ⏱️ TImestamps 00:00 Intro: Why Open House Data Matters 01:30 The Origin of the Weekly Open House Survey 04:00 Why Open Houses Are a Leading Indicator of Demand 07:20 How the Report Tracks NYC Buyer Activity 10:45 The Critical First 10 Days of a Listing 12:30 Why First Open Houses Get the Most Traffic 14:00 Public vs Appointment-Only Open Houses 16:00 The Rise of Unrepresented Buyers 19:00 What Open House Data Says About Pricing Strategy 22:00 Which Apartments Are Getting the Most Traffic 24:00 Brooklyn vs Manhattan Demand Trends 26:00 Predicting Contracts From Open House Activity 28:00 Outlook for the Upcoming NYC Spring Market 32:30 Advice for New Real Estate Agents 35:00 Audience Q&A --- Takeaways • The first 10–14 days of a listing are the most critical period for demand. • Public open houses consistently generate significantly more traffic than appointment-only showings. • Unrepresented buyers are increasingly showing up directly at open houses. • Brooklyn continues to generate the strongest open house attendance overall. • Studios and entry-level price points are seeing renewed demand as rates stabilize. • Correct pricing is still the single most important predictor of early contract activity. --- 🔎 Tags NYC real estate New York housing market open house strategy real estate pricing strategy NYC housing demand UrbanDigs NYC real estate data open house traffic real estate workshop NYC housing trends real estate agents NYC housing market insights NYC buyer demand how to price a listing NYC open houses --- #️⃣ Hashtags #NYCRealEstate #HousingMarket #UrbanDigs #RealEstateData #NYCHousing #RealEstateAgents --- 💡 *Optional (but powerful) thumbnail text ideas* YouTube thumbnails for this episode could perform well with: *“What Open Houses REALLY Tell You”* *“The First 10 Days Decide Everything”* *“NYC Buyer Demand — The Real Indicator”* *“Why Your Listing Isn’t Getting Traffic”* --- If you'd like, I can also create: *3–5 high-CTR thumbnail concepts* *A pinned comment designed to drive engagement* *Shorts clips (5–8 viral segments from this workshop)* — this episode actually has *several strong viral moments for agents.*