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
Waning Gibbous Moon Take a deep breath! Halloween marks 51 days until winter and 61 days remaining in the year. Halloween's Waning Gibbous Moon creates the eerie ambiance for the Halloween festivities. Around the corner is New York City Marathon and Day Light Savings where our clocks and watches fall back both on Sunday, November 4th. And then, the race to the holiday 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
Northern Tip of Queens This month’s edition of Culturally Inclined focuses on Astoria, located across the East River at the northern tip of Queens. Astoria, a community whose boundaries are constantly changing and debated throughout history. There are three distinct neighborhoods: Ravenswood, Ditmas, and Astoria Heights. An Astoria landmark, the Riker-Lent Homestead Continue Reading
Although Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer for so many of us, the official day is September 22nd. Considering summer trips are coming to a close remember that amidst the skyscrapers and traffic jams that New York City is an island offering so many fun things to do before the cold weather is upon us. As I rode the subway, I was reflecting upon how to slow summer down and I Continue Reading
Summeritis per the Urban Dictionary is a psychological infliction that effects students motivation and ability to concentrate at the end of the school year. This definition should be extended to the larger population who are undergoing a summer malaise. Once the warm weather arrives, we all want to leave our desks and head outside for an adventure. It is a good time of year to Continue Reading
This month’s edition of Culturally Inclined focuses on the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood built upon an elevated plateau overlooking Manhattan. The native Lenape people, called the area "Ihptonga", meaning "the high sandy bank" and it was referred to as "Clover Hill" by the Dutch. With the advent of the ferry service in 1814 the farmland began to be divided into country Continue Reading
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