What to look for when buying a Pied a Terre
As we approach the end of the year and step into the holiday season, there’s one question I get asked often during year-end gatherings,...
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Staging to Sell
When it comes to selling an apartment, first impressions are everything. Staging is a powerful tool that transforms a space, showcasing...
Understanding Comps when Pricing your Apartment
Pricing an apartment in New York City can be a great source of anxiety for many sellers, given the dynamic nature of the market and the...
What to Expect When You List Your NYC Apartment
Selling an apartment in New York City is a complex process, and while most sellers are prepared for the basics—like cleaning,...
The Role of the Co-op board and Your Sale
Understanding the Role of Your Co-op Board as a Seller in NYC Selling a co-op in New York City involves more than just finding the right...
Pricing to Sell
There is a delicate art to pricing, and while many agents may argue that pricing for a quick sale often achieves the best possible price...
Choosing the Best Offer
When selling your NYC apartment, receiving multiple offers can be exciting, but choosing the best one involves careful consideration...
The Role of Appraisals in Selling an NYC Apartment
When selling a New York City apartment, one crucial step that often shapes the final deal is the appraisal. The appraisal determines the...
Timeline Anxiety? Leasebacks can help.
Navigating the sale of a property in New York City can be a balancing act- especially when a simultaneous purchase is also involved. In...
Avoiding Board Turndowns When Selling
Selling a co-op in New York City comes with its unique challenges, one of the most significant being the dreaded board turndown. Unlike...
Understanding Closing Costs for Sellers in NYC
Selling a property in New York City can be a rewarding yet complex process, and understanding your financial obligations is key to...
How to handle an Appraisal Shortfall
Navigating an appraisal shortfall in New York City real estate can be tricky, but it’s not uncommon in a fast-paced market where bidding...
Who Pays for What in a Co-Op?
In New York City co-ops, the financial responsibilities are divided between the shareholders and the co-op corporation. Shareholders are...
Selling in 2024?
Local Law 97 is creating some new considerations for Sellers in 2024. While many agents tout the advantages of listing in spring, there...
Buying in New Developments: The 3 Biggest Differences Buyers Face
Purchasing a new development versus a resale property in New York City presents unique differences, especially in terms of closing costs,...
Foreign Purchasing of NYC R/E : What You Will Need
Buying an apartment in New York City is an exciting venture, but for foreigners, it involves a series of steps that differ from the...
The Co-Op Board Interview : A Guide For New Buyers
A 10 Point Checklist for Prospective Buyers: Embarking on the journey to purchase a cooperative (co-op) apartment can be exciting, but...
Before you List: A Checklist for Sellers in NYC
The question I get all the time from sellers- “What can I do (without spending a fortune) to improve my sale?” My Suggestion- Staging and...
What Buyers Forget to Check: Insider Tips for NYC
If you’re planning to buy an apartment in the next year- save this list There are a few things that many new buyers often forget to check...
Assessments in NYC Co-Ops: The Good, The Bad, and the Unexpected.
Assessments are a crucial part of managing and maintaining co-op buildings in NYC. One thing I’ve learned- they say a lot about management.
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