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Keller Williams NYC has just listed a two-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment in Harperley Hall’s 41 Central Park West, most often referred to as the “Madonna”

It never pays to judge a book by its cover, according to Citi Habitats agent Carey Larsen, who recently sold unit #3C at 72 Berry Street in Williamsburg

As the pieces of the city’s next big neighborhood begin to come online, nearby developments and businesses are reaping in the benefits of being so close

CORE’s Adrian Noriega closed the biggest sale of last week at the Selldorf-designed 42 Crosby. Unit 5S closed at $10,545,356 after being listed by Noriega

BRENDAN AGUAYO The record-breaking Carroll Gardens townhouse at 181 President Street (pictured top) drew plenty of interest, but Halstead’

Inaccurate data is the major driver of financial and time drains for residential real estate professionals, according to Richard Haggerty, CEO of the Hudson

According to Compass broker, Ralph Modica, who recently closed on a $1.59 million 2-bedroom in Williamsburg, it pays to be kind. The deal, which went $5,000

Stribling & Associates agent James Schoenfeld’s recently broke a closing record with the sale of a quaint but colossal colonial Tudor for $1.

A tag team of Compass agents sold a two bedroom apartment at The Edge in Brooklyn for the $1.275 million ask in an off market deal. ALEX LAVERNOV Eugene

Doing his homework paid off for Level Group agent Douglas Yerman. When a friend asked him to list her late auntʼs one bedroom in the South Bridge Towers

Jane Herro just closed on her first deal as an agent with Realty Collective. 93 RAPELEY Along with co-listing agent Tina Fallon, she sold unit 3C at 93

Keller Williams agent Cici Cao just sold a Sutton Place co-op for $30,000 above the asking price. The recently renovated one-bedroom, one-bathroom coop