The reason why people were coming to view the unit was the most interesting part about the process. A sleek and modern one bedroom apartment in Williamsburg on Grand street, my sellers and I had agreed on a listing price of $700,000. It’s June 2020, the world is panicked amidst the Pandemic, and my clients,… Read more »
The ad had been listed on StreetEasy for 140 days, and it featured an incredibly poor effort in terms of marketing. There were pictures looking down at the floor of the living room. Size and light, assets in the space, were completely absent. The photos appeared to be taken with the least amount of effort… Read more »
“Hi, I’m calling about the apartment at 301 Stanhope street, is that apartment available?” She asked me over the phone. The apartment hadn’t been available for about a month. “I’m sorry, it’s rented. Where are you seeing the listing marked as available?” She sighed heavily, seemingly months of frustration about finding a good apartment online… Read more »
The train rattled loudly, shaking as it made it’s way, seemingly at a snail’s pace, from Ho Chi Minh City (also referred to as Saigon), Vietnam. I am on a three week adventure in Southeast Asia, and it’s currently 10pm as I am laying down, trying to sleep on a small, thin mattress in a… Read more »
The process of finding qualified renters to fill a vacancy in a building can be a difficult and time sensitive process. With overheard high for each building in New York City, it’s important to find a real estate agent who specializes in renting apartments so that that each vacancy you have is filled in a timely manner.