The New York State Association of REALTORS, in partnership with the Siena Research Institute (SRI) released the first-ever quarterly New York State Consumer Real Estate Sentiment scores for the 2010 second quarter. Overall, the survey found New York consumers are negative about the current real estate market, but optimistic about the future. They feel that it is a very good time to buy, but a poor time to sell. Selling prospects increase over the next year and buying remains positive, indicating high hopes for the future of the New York real estate market.

For a MSA breakdowns, the SRI press release and a video from the press conference, click here.