Manhattan Real Estate: Buying, Selling, Renting or Investing in Real Estate

Whether you are buying, selling or investing in real estate my commitment to you is to help you realize your vision by providing exceptional service through expert hi-tech approach, innovative marketing programs, and personalized attention to detail that will meet your individual requirements. I look forward to being a part of your team and will be dedicated to assist you with all of your real estate transactions.

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Manhattan Upper West Side and Upper East Side

The Upper West Side and Upper East Side has a lot to offer it's residence. Great entertainment, museums, cultural activities, schools, parks, restaurants and shopping. Here you will find a wide selection of town homes, condos and co-op's. If you are buying, selling or renting my real estate team and I will be happy to assist you.

For more information, call today at 917-450-4290 or email: marjoriem@brgnyc.com
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Riverside Drive : Upper West Side

Apartment Buildings - Riverside Drive

Riverside South

Hudson River

Riverside Drive is a scenic north-south thoroughfare on the Upper West Side of Manhattan
Here you will find beautiful apartments, views of the Hudson River, parks and lot of fun things to do.
http://www.nycgovparks.org/sub_your_park/vt_riverside_park/vt_rs_12_riverside_park_south.html

Manhattan- Upper West Side Real Estate

Central Park West and West 72nd Street

                                            
The Upper West Side offers the best of the City; from the spectacular views of the Hudson and uninterrupted rows of distinctive pre-war apartment buildings on West End Avenue/Riverside Drive to the breathtaking park vistas visible from the some of the City’s most elegant addresses on Central Park West. The vibrant neighborhood of Lincoln Square and Broadway, lined with supermarkets, cafés, bookstores, fine restaurants and boutiques, only add to this area’s appeal as there is something for everyone who lives here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Square,_New_York

4 Things To Remember When Buying Your First Home

Manhattan Condos

Buying a new home is very exciting and adventurous. There are lots of little details that you can easily miss. So the best advice for any first time home buyer is to get help from a realtor.  This is one situation where getting help from a professional is very worthwhile. In most cases the help is free, since the home seller pays the Realtors from the proceeds of the home sale.

So here are 4 things to remember when buying your first home:

1. Hire a realtor
Hire a realtor who will understand what your specific real estate needs are. So getting the right realtor will help you understand the entire home buying process.

2.Get the home inspected
Some people think that a home inspection is expensive. But don’t think of it as a cost, think of it as insurance to help protect your very big investment! Most inspectors charge a few hundred dollars, and it is well worth the cost. While you may see the big problems by just walking around the home, an inspector will inspect the entire home and give you a complete report.

3. Get pre-approved for a mortgage
Without pre-approval, your offer won’t be as strong to the seller. They want to make sure that if they accept your offer, it will go through. A pre-approval is much more detailed than pre-qualification. And will make you look like a much more serious buyer. You don’t want to miss out on a home you can afford just because of the paperwork. Also, just because you are pre-approved for a mortgage doesn’t mean you have to use all the money to buy a home.

4. Do not buy more home than is comfortable for you to afford
Figure out your real budget, and only use a much as you can really afford. Or, if you want to make immediate repairs or upgrades you can discuss with your banker or mortgage broker about using any extra money to do this work.

There are other tips you should follow when buying a home, but these are the most important – and potentially the most costly ones. So make sure to be fully prepared before you start looking for a home. There is nothing worse than getting into a home you can’t afford, end up with costly surprises, or live in an area you didn’t research and you end up being disappointed.

My websites has a wide variety of homes for sale in New York City. Call me and I will be happy to take you through the buying process and assist you with finding your new home. Cell: 917-450-4290

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Manhattan Real Estate Market Continues Steady Growth, as Luxury Sales Perk Up

The 2010 real estate market in Manhattan will be remembered for slow but steady growth, with luxury sales of $3 million and up finally making a strong return in the final months of the year,

According to Sophia Song, vice president for research at Streeteasy.com, said, “It was clearly the luxury market that was driving the overall market in the fourth quarter of 2010.” The number of co-op and condominium sales for $3 million or more went to 180 in the last quarter of 2010, from 132 in the fourth quarter of 2009, an increase of more than 36 percent.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/04/realestate/04market.html?_r=2&emc=eta1

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New York City The Capital Of The World

Time Square New York, NY

In NYC you will find lots of fun things to do. The city has great public transportation systems, which makes is easy to get around. You will find numerous restaurants, hotels, theaters, and land marks including: Time Square, Central Park, Museum of Natural Science, Grand Central, Time Warner  building, Lincoln Center, Columbus Park, The Financial District, Madison Square Garden , Empire State Building, Radio City Music Hall, The Ice Skating Rink at Rockefeller Center,  Jacob K. Javits Convention Center