New York Times "In The Hunt" My clients Erica and J.B. Reefer were featured in the NYTimes "In the Hunt". The article titled "The Beauty of a 'No Nothing' Walk-Up" highlights their journey. The newly married couple called attention to the benefit of owning a home. As stated: “I’ve lived in a shocking number of apartments, and a lot of things that are bad about New York Continue Reading
I was fortunate enough to have my "Fall Home Maintenance Checklist" article featured on InMan News! "From pest control to filter changes, this fall checklist is a great reminder of important to-dos many homeowners forget about." Click here to read the full article on InMan News Continue Reading
The Real Deal provides cutting edge news on the real estate market and considered "the must-read news source for real estate news.” Karen was interviewed and quoted in a recent article on the Hudson Square neighborhood an enclave rising in Soho by Meenal Vamburkar - “Hudson Square’s Pricing Pitch: the lower Manhattan enclave is in condo boom with prices far below neighboring Soho and Tribeca, but Continue Reading
Apartment Therapy a Lifestyle and interior design community sharing design lessons, DIY how-to's, shopping guides and expert advice for creating a happy, beautiful home. Karen was quoted in Chelsea Greenwood Lassman’s article: "7 Tricks Plant-Experts Use to Make Any Home Look Hella Good” Click here to read the full article Continue Reading
Maia a Greek goddess of spring and growth often referred to as the "Nursing Mother", "Mother Earth" or "Mother of Creation" and the impetus for naming our 5th Month of the year. During the month of May we celebrate Mother's Day and Memorial Day, both of these holidays inception was spurred by the American Civil War. The Civil War ended in the spring of 1865, claimed more lives than any Continue Reading
Radiance of Nature Mother Nature is displaying her radiance at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. The first cherry blossoms of the season have been spotted on the garden’s Prunus-sargentii ‘Fudan-zakura’ and Prunus ‘Jugatsu-zakura’ trees, located in the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden and along the Cherry Walk. And, Earth Day's 48th Anniversary is April 22nd a global event to support environmental Continue Reading
March Is roaring in like a lion sending a Nor’easter our way. Although nature appears dormant, the long-anticipated Spring will stimulate our senses of sight, smell, sound, touch, and taste. We will be mesmerized again by the kaleidoscope of colors of the plants and flowers and feel the vitality of the chorus from all the animals and insects. March’s Continue Reading
As a good rule of thumb, it’s always in a prospective buyer’s best interest to get a pre-approval for a mortgage when making an offer on a new home, but it’s especially important in a tight, competitive market. Why? In essence, it gives sellers relative assurance that you’re financially capable of purchasing the property they’re selling—something that a verbal commitment just can’t do. Getting Continue Reading
Life is too short to spend too much of our time worrying about ourselves or a loved one becoming ill or dying. There’s no escaping the inevitable, however, and it’s extremely important to prepare for anything and everything to ensure that our wishes and the wishes of our loved ones are carried out. When it comes to assets and belongings the best preparation starts with a list. It should be Continue Reading
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