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After a false start, Citi Habitats broker Brian Morgan was able to help an international purchaser find his perfect home in the Big Apple.
Ariel Tirosh, of Tirosh and Team at Douglas Elliman, recently closed the sale of model apartment unit 9B at 100 Norfolk (pictured top) for $2.
A FED-UP renter was so desperate to buy his first apartment, he paid the difference between the appraisal and the closing price out of pocket.
In Turtle Bay, a one bedroom apartment was sold for its full asking price of $760,000 after zero days on the market. The apartment, at 301 East 48th St
KRISTINA OJDANIC Go big or go home was the mantra of Corcoran agents Kristina Ojdanic and Greg Kammerer when they broke a pricing record at The Savannah
ELIZABETH O’NEILL ROBERT SCHULMAN Warburg agents Elizabeth Helene O’Neill and Robert A. Schulman closed on a Lincoln Square co-op at a breakneck pace.
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Syndication has recently emerged as a central issue in the tug-of-war between the Real Estate Board of New York and StreetEasy. REBNY, which is leading
A New Yorker just found her dream home in Brooklyn. Charles Rutenberg agent Tatiana Calvo said she listed unit #3R at 543 16th Street in Windsor Terrace
KRISTINA OJDANIC Corcoran’s Kristina Ojdanic just set a new price per square foot record at 245 Park Avenue South, the popular Gramercy condominium.
Level Group has opened registration for its next Spotlight Series event. Social Media Innovation: The Symposium at the Wells Fargo Conference Center, 150
ROBERT DANKNER Robert Dankner just closed on the penthouse home of attorney Marc Bern for $11.5 million. Bern, who now runs the firm Bern Ripka LLP, represented
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