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From Manhattan duplexes to a swanky new condo in Queens, these are some of the top done deals from the past week in residential real estate.

One of the new guards in New York real estate is looking to put her name — and her companyʼs — on the map. 31-year-old Rutenberg NYC president Stefani

When a Brooklyn For Sale By Owner client couldn’t sell their renovated Park Slope Brownstone for $1.899 million, Corcoran agent Danielle Nazinitsky

Citi Habitats agent John Farrell helped an international client buy Penthouse A at The Twenty 1 condominium at 117 West 21st Street for $8.

A year of searching finally paid off for Engel & Voelkers agent Dolly Hertz when she stuck to her guns on an asking price. Dolly Hertz Her LA buyers

EDDIE MAQBOOL Selling a property with a tenant in place adds a whole new level of challenges, reports Citi Habitats agent Eddie Maqbool.

In the ever-evolving world of real estate, new firms and departments are looking to challenge the norms of the industry. From disputing an outdated commission

Compass agent Orren Azani felt the Amazon effect when he listed a Long Island City condo he just sold. Buyers initially overlooked the one-plus bedroom

Corcoran’s David Daniels has closed on the $3 million sale of a renovated Harlem townhouse at 109 West 132nd Street, a record price for the block

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

Sometimes, the last cut is the deepest. When Jamie Fedorko and Brandon Major of Warburg Realty slashed $55,000 from the asking price on a two bedroom at

MANHATTAN Kips Bay 201 E25th St. #4F $760,000 WILLIAM BEAUCHAMP Spacious one-bedroom, one-bath co-op. Main living area with recessed lighting and picture window.