Short Sales, New York City and Your New Home in Brooklyn
Just as we were going to publish the first installment of our 7 part series on Short Sales in Brooklyn Real Estate, our editor wanted to make sure our readers were not only receiving great information about short sales, but also knew where these opportunities were. I thought the suggestion made a lot of sense [...]
A Gentrifying Park Slope, Brooklyn circa 1970
In May 1970, the movie world witnessed Hal Ashby’s directorial debut of his adaptation of Kristen Hunter’s novel titled, The Landlord. A story depicting the experiences of a young suburbanite from Long Island, New York who bought a house in a Brooklyn ghetto. The hero is a young white male who is influenced by the [...]
What’s the 411 on Crown Heights Real Estate?
Brooklyn is home to some of New York City’s oldest neighborhoods, rich in history and turn of the century row house architecture. Some of the borough’s affluent families of the late 19th and early 20th centuries built magnificent townhouses that featured treatments and details meant to rival their neighbors. Today’s home buyers are eager to [...]
Home Buyers Always Make This Mistake
Over the last 7 years I’ve been on more than 600 appointments with buyers to view properties. Each time I’ve taken customers to view a home I always look to see if this time it might be different. I open the door, welcome them in and look to see if they’re fully prepared for the showing. And as with others they’re not. What are all home shoppers doing wrong?
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