Here’s couple of media spots I did recently. The first is part of a series of podcasts that The Real Deal does with various leaders within New York real estate industry. They are the first to use this medium in New York and its a great way to distribute information. The other is an interview I had with PBS on understanding value in housing. This one is more national in relevance.

[I know, I know, I am just an appraiser and this is shameless self-promotion.]

Here’s the 2nd and latest podcast with [The Real Deal](http://www.therealdeal.net/weekly_interview.php). Its a different format, more of a casual recap of the quarter instead of an interview. I hope to provide these every quarter if there is enough interest in them.

>The fourth quarter Manhattan housing market report from appraisal firm
>Miller Samuel showed a drop-off in sales activity of 21.2 percent and a slight
>rise in the average number of days properties are staying on the market. At
>the same time, both the average and the median sales prices for a Manhattan
>apartment increased – and the borough’s average sales price per square foot
>set a record.
>
So, what exactly is going on in the housing market? Miller Samuel CEO and president
>Jonathan Miller, in a special podcast for The Real Deal, breaks down his firm’s
>heavily watched report.
>
>The conversation with Miller is part of The Real Deal’s regular podcast series.
>To listen to the entire interview, click one of the links below.

[MP3 Version](http://www.iconocastic.com/audio/The_Real_Deal_Podcast_11.mp3)[Podcast (RSS) Version](http://www.iconocastic.com/xml/TRD.xml)

Here’s the segment I did for [American Media/ PBS](https://millersamuel.com/press/view.php?V=1137449877pRtYr) on what to consider when buying a house. You need windows media player to watch it.