If you keep missing out on rental apartments because they are quickly disappearing, what should you do? Tips An obvious solution is to move fast when you see the apartment you want. Another tip is to tap into your personal and professional networks or identify the building you want to live in. Approach the management company directly, as well as give yourself as much lead time as Continue Reading
. This month Culturally Inclined is all about the Tribeca (TriBeCa) the triangle below canal street. Picturesque cobblestone streets and iconic 19th-century loft buildings, TriBeCa is downtown's most coveted and exclusive neighborhood, as well as one of New York City’s oldest. Furthermore, Tribeca also contains historical reimaginings and the Continue Reading
“[M]ake sure you have all the cash you will need for the transaction readily available. If you are receiving a gift, try to have it in the bank in advance.” The article discusses important topics Buyers Need to Know. Buying in a seller’s market is a nerve-wracking endeavor for most, but it doesn’t have to be. Melissa Cohn (quoted), William Raveis Real Estate, Mortgage & Continue Reading
New York City is aglow. Opportunities for new and engaging activities to keep you busy during the cold winter are plentiful. In fact, this month's Culturally Inclined is all about the Upper East Side long known as the Silk Stocking District synonymous with extravagant wealth. The upper east side flanks two marvels: Central Park and East River Park and remains the mecca Continue Reading
New York Times "In The Hunt" My client's search for a home in Manhattan by Joyce Cohen was featured in the NYTimes "In The Hunt" column. Read about and interactively participate in his journey to find out, which one he chooses as his home. Manhattan Bachelor Pad Furthermore, one particular apartment was not transparent with some of the issues. "In these old buildings, you don’t know what Continue Reading
Gramercy Park The streets of New York are so quiet and otherworldly. It is so quiet. The wind's breath can be heard moaning as it twists and turns in between the colossal buildings. Another unprecedented time we are living through that seems sometimes like a dream or nightmare rather than real life. This is an opportunity to be supportive and be collaboratively Continue Reading
Featured in Apartment Therapy "What is a Leasehold"? By Gina Vaynshteyn's article: What is Leasehold A leasehold is when a person is leasing a property actually owned by someone else for an extended period of time, treating it as their home. Someone with a leasehold can’t execute the kinds of actions a freeholder can, like selling the house or transferring ownership of it. Leasehold Continue Reading
Featured In Freshome Freshome covers interior design ideas, home decorating photos and pictures, home design, and contemporary world architecture new for your inspiration. Latest News on Design and Architecture: "Incorporating Dome Ceilings in Your Home's Design" by Terri Williams spotlights Dome Ceilings to add architectural interest to a room. "A dome Continue Reading
Curb Appeal sells. Our first visual impression about a home is formed within 30 seconds and it’s the exterior photo or a drive by that makes the judgement. That is why homeowners should have a Master Plan to enhance the desirability of the exterior of the home. Home Buyer’s consistently rank outdoor spaces and privacy as one of the top features they are looking for. So, creatively expanding the Continue Reading
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