Carlin
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Equal parts city sherpa and doorman whisperer, Carlin is legendary for making the loftiest real estate goals possible - with abundant good humor - wherever she goes.
We all know that moving out can be tough, and you would probably like to just close the door behind you and never look back.
So, you are considering buying an apartment in one of the new residential buildings that will soon be gracing our skyline.
I have decided it's time to privately divulge the cheat sheet for combat success to my inner circle.
Today we are translating the tea leaves (courtesy of the ultimate harbingers of real estate - Urban Digs) which clearly show that we have begun a trajectory that none of us could have foretold six months ago.
As we continue to navigate this new reality together, here are some beneficial insights should you find yourself in an impacted real estate transaction.
Part cocktail hour, part mental-health exam (and a potentially egregious opportunity for violations of New York's fair housing laws) - THE CO-OP BOARD INTERVIEW was designed to be a firewall against potentially troublesome new neighbors.
If waiting for that illusive opportunity is exactly what you are planning to do, allow me to divulge some industry insights that will help you in this tricky game of real estate.
A little-known tactic which allows buyers and sellers to reduce, or even avoid, mortgage and state transfer taxes. It's a super easy trick, and yet very few people know to do it!
There's hardly a more NYC-esque date than going apartment shopping after work, then wining and dining night after night until you reach that pinnacle of cohabitation.
The purchasing process in NYC is unique and more complex than it is in other parts of the country. Here is an overview and timeline of the sequence of events in a typical transaction, once the perfect home has been selected.
While gift-giving should be a joyous activity, holiday tipping is very often fraught with anxiety for most New Yorkers,
Now that we are into November, we see clearly how the Fall market is shaking out.
Prices have come down in the midst of a normal market fluctuation, so how do you not only navigate, but thrive in this market as a seller?
Today's discerning luxury buyers are looking for homes that are good for the environment as well as for their own well-being, and real estate developers have gotten the memo.
Besides being my ultimate New York dream home, they have recently become a little known value opportunity (and they say that doesn't exist in Manhattan)
