Markets hate uncertainty, but it seems we've had nothing but uncertainty over the last few years. Is uncertainty the new norm?
Read MoreA client once asked me a very good question: "Why don't more buyers make offers on homes they think are overpriced?"
Read MoreMeet Compass One, our cutting-edge client dashboard for buyers and sellers.
Read MoreAt least ten days. That's generally the time required for the buyer's attorney to perform "due diligence." The purpose is to protect the buyer by making sure that there are no issues with the apartment or the building.
Read MoreThe original location of Gnocchi on 9th, on East 9th St., became a social media sensation for its simple, affordable, and photogenic concept: a Chinese takeout-stye container filled with tasty gnocchi, a sauce, and maybe a burrata.
Read MoreTuesday morning at our jam-packed Compass HQ sales meeting, one of the managers, Alex, asked who was working with buyers and having trouble finding enough active listings to show them. Over half the agents in the room raised their hands.
Read MoreI recently hosted a seminar covering services to help senior citizens take their next steps in life. Here’s the video.
Read MoreWhile the results are usually worth it, renovating a co-op or condo apartment can be an expensive, frustrating, and daunting undertaking. Don't worry. I've got you.
Read MoreThis can be a frustrating time of year for homebuyers in Manhattan and Brooklyn. But...I'm sensing a brighter horizon.
Read MoreThat's the common perception anyway, thanks to a few bad apples - and reality television. The real reality, at least the way I practice it, is very different.
Read MoreNext Tues., Jan. 14, 2025 from 5:30-7:00 PM, we’ll introduce you to resources to help you, your parents, a friend, or someone else you know and care about prepare for the next step, whatever that may be.
Read MoreHere's some welcome news. Manhattan's real estate market wrapped up Q4 2024 on a positive note.
Read MoreAs of Jan. 13, 2025, agents will be required to use buyer's broker compensation agreements by REBNY, the Real Estate Board of New York.
Read MoreCo-ops make up about 70% of the inventory in New York City. In certain neighborhoods like Greenwich Village, it's over 90%. Yet co-ops generally sell for about 20-25% less than condos. How can co-ops close the gap?
Read MoreYou know that feeling of standing in front of your building's recycling bins, baffled about what goes where? We figured if we had questions you did too, so we did some research.
Read MoreAfter 27 years, we're selling our beautiful house in Fire Island Pines. Or, to be more specific, we have hired a local broker to sell it.
Read MoreBuyers are willing to pay more for renovated homes, but not as much as they were a couple of years ago.
Read MoreThis week, we're pleased to present Compass' Q1 2024 Brooklyn Market Report, a look at sales activity from the first three months of the year.
Read MoreThe Manhattan real estate market continues to chug along, with 916 contracts signed in the last 30 days and 228 contracts sealed in the past 7 days.
Read MoreWas the whole "millionaires fleeing from New York" thing a hoax?
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