Vacancy Rate is Very Low, Prices are going up, Incentives are disappearing, the market is very different than it was only a few weeks ago. Watch the video for more or call Scott at 212.775.6127 to discuss Continue reading → 
Rental Market Update, Summer 2010 The vacancy rate appears to be very low again! The major landlords seem to have much less vacancy on their lists. I haven’t seen it this low since… I don’t know… 2007! People who are calling need to move. It’s the summer, which is the busiest time for Manhattan rentals [...] Continue reading → 
May 7th 2010… The rental market is hot! I had 62 phone calls on my cell, incoming/outgoing combined. Booked about 10 appointments. Prices are going up a little bit, incentives such as free rent/no fee, are disappearing, and hot apartments are renting within a day or two! Summer is back! Give me a call if [...] Continue reading → 
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At 5pm on April 30th, the 3G iPad was launched. This video is of me at the Meatpacking District Apple Store, purchasing an iPad. I know, I know… I said it wasn’t worth it at first, but I ended up changing my mind! Here are a few reasons why… I have wanted a tablet for [...] Continue reading → 
So it’s April 30th, 2010! Last day of the first time buyer tax credit. Don’t worry… if you just signed a contract, you have another 2 months to close. And of course, certain members of the military have a year long extension. They deserve it! Let’s see if the tax credit gets extended. I hope [...] Continue reading → The vacancy rate for apartment rentals in Manhattan is noticeably low right now (end of April 2010.) Landlords are sending out their lists and there aren’t many listings. For Example; Pan Am Equities who manages over 50 rental buildings, just sent us their list with only 6 apartments on it! May through August is the [...] Continue reading → a few night pictures from the highline park in chelsea Continue reading → The realty advisory board and the local 32BJ have reached an agreement and there will be no strike. The building employees will not lose their benefits and there will be a 10% wage increase over the next four years. Continue reading → Apartments are disappearing and so are incentives, such as free rent an owners paying the broker fees. It seems things are tightening up. As the vacancy rate is getting lower, prices should go up. Continue reading →