New York City
Real Estate News |
Greetings from the front line of the New York City real estate market. Spring weather is near, I can feel it! The temperature is slowly going up, and so is the amount of real estate activity. Large apartments are moving, small ones, not so much. Now through Memorial Day is our busiest time, so what happens over the next few months will set the tone for the rest of the year. |
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The Value Of
An On-Site Storage Unit |
Having a private storage unit in the basement of a coop or condo is a tremendous advantage at resale time. These days, many new buildings have them, and older ones looking for additional sources of income are converting previously unused space. So how much do they cost, and how can you measure the true value? Find out in this article from Brick Underground.
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How To Tell If Your
Balcony Is Unsafe |
Last year thousands of residents in 16 buildings in NYC were ordered to stop using balconies when they were found to be unsafe. So how can you tell if your balcony is about to fall off? Here's another article from Brick Underground.
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How To Choose
A Real Estate Broker | |
Most of you who are reading this newsletter are doing so because you bought or sold an apartment, either through me, or through someone else. (Darn!) How was the experience? What would you do differently? If you're thinking about going through the process again, here are some helpful tips on questions to ask and what to expect. |
Featured Listing:
33 East End Avenue | |
Aptly named, Riverview House is a prewar, boutique coop situated on a cul-de-sac in a highly desirable East End Avenue location.
Enter the double sized living room of this 3 bedroom, 3 bath apartment, where you're greeted by the most spectacular river views through huge picture windows. And the East River Promenade and Carl Schurz park are right outside your door. Building amenities include a 24 hour doorman, a gym, a bike room, laundry room, and common storage. Click on the photo for more information. |
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Shakespeare In The Park | |
Public Theater just announced the lineup of actors for this summer's Shakespeare in the Park, and although fans of A-listers like last year's Al Pacino may be disappointed to see a lack of big names, the cast includes some seasoned theater actors. The two plays, Measure for Measure and All's Well That Ends Well, will include a repertory company of actors, with most of the actors performing roles in each of the two productions for its second consecutive summer. Here is the lineup in an article from The New York Times. |
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Do you need help with New York City real estate? From penthouses to townhouses, studios to lofts, uptown and downtown, since 1987 I've sold it all, and I can help! For the best in buyer and seller representation, call me today.
Michael DeRosa |
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Michael DeRosa
Lic. Assoc. R. E. Broker
Senior Vice President
Halstead Property
408 Columbus Avenue
New York, NY 10024
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