Not sure you want to pay a full broker fee to get it leased? I’m currently offering landlords a discounted broker fee for select NYC apartment listings. I understand that building expenses continue to add up, so I’m willing to be flexible on commission and work out an arrangement that makes sense. A reduced fee… Read more »
One of the greatest things about being a New York City real estate agent is the opportunity that we get to explore the city and travel to different neighborhoods. Even though I’ve specialized in being a Bushwick real estate agent for almost a decade – I still enjoy taking the occasional adventure to see what… Read more »
Williamsburg, Brooklyn continues to evolve — and one of its most iconic local businesses, Crest Hardware, is the latest to make way for new housing. As a Williamsburg real estate agent who’s been working and living here for nearly a decade, I have mixed feelings. Like many neighbors, I’ll miss the charm of Crest, but… Read more »
I’m a Bushwick Real Estate Agent now – but at one point I briefly thought about being a real estate investor. I once found a property to buy with my brother – but the truth is that we were never very serious about buying it. It’s 2015 — I’m 25 years old and working in… Read more »
East New York – 9.5% cap rate – 8 apartments and 3 stores. Gross income around $220,000.Being offered at $1,990,000
Are you a property owner that wants to sell their condo, investment property or needs to rent an apartment or retail space in New York City? Call or text me: Sam Moritz, licensed real estate agent, 203–209–3640. Do you know a property owner that might need real estate help? Refer me! I provide great and… Read more »
Recently, I was lucky enough to travel to Mexico City — I went with my girlfriend to a wedding (her friend’s wedding). This was not my first time in Mexico City — my girlfriend lived there for a few years after college and had taken me before. I have to be honest —I wasn’t wowed the first time I traveled there…. Read more »
Brick building, about 5000 square feet.
As a lifelong baseball fan, I knew, more or less, that the Dodgers used to play in Brooklyn. But I didn’t know their whole story: specifically, how loved they were by their Brooklyn fans, and why exactly they left Brooklyn for Los Angeles.
The story of their departure is about real estate – and money (like most things).
In past Augusts, every unit I listed on StreetEasy rented right away, but this August was different.