New York commands some of the highest prices in the world for its real estate, but is a relative bargain compared to other alpha cities when it comes to upfront costs, the Wall Street Journal reported. A new report seen by the Journal compares the cost of buying and selling a $15.26 million property in … Continue reading »
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At yesterday’s State of the City speech, City Council Speaker and presumptive mayoral frontrunner Christine Quinn laid out her plans for the city and the city’s middle class. But at the same time, her office released a report on the “Middle Class Squeeze” and if you wanted to be depressed about the status of the … Continue reading »
Tired of the misleading MTA maps? (They tend to get most people lost rather then get them where they want to be) I am one of them. Andrew Lynch has created an official full scale diagram for every IRT and BMT line in NYC! Andrew Lynch What is this? While studying industrial design at college … Continue reading »
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What will $700 get you in Manhattan?…… 90 square feet. By choosing a studio that measures just 12 feet by 7 feet, Felice Cohen can afford to live in Manhattan’s Upper West Side where apartments rent for an average of $3,600 per month. She pays just over $700 for her 90-square-foot microstudio. Granted, she had … Continue reading »
Updated : 12/22/12 One of the most important parts of a successful transaction is customer satisfaction. A happy client’s review is just as important as the deal’s commission, if not more… I believe that every broker you work with should have a strong history of making their clients happy. Finding an apartment with an inexperienced … Continue reading »
