Robert

So, you’ve tossed your graduation cap in the air, moved out of your dorm, and now you’re staring down the beast that is New York City real estate. First off—congratulations! Landing in NYC after college is a bold, exciting move. But if you’re wondering, “How do I even start looking for a place in this … Read more

Let’s be honest—finding an apartment in NYC is already a full-time job. Add a dog, a cat (or two), or even a rabbit into the mix, and suddenly the hunt becomes twice as complicated. As someone who’s helped countless pet owners navigate the maze of New York City real estate, I can tell you firsthand: … Read more

If you’ve ever walked past a glitzy construction site in Manhattan or Brooklyn and thought, “Maybe I should get in early,” you’re not alone. Buying pre-construction real estate in NYC is a tempting idea—brand-new everything, potential appreciation, and maybe even your dream layout. But it’s not always smooth sailing. Over my 15 years helping buyers … Read more

If you’re reading this, chances are you’re dreaming of owning a townhouse in New York City—maybe a brownstone in Brooklyn, a limestone beauty in Harlem, or a modern townhouse tucked on a quiet Upper West Side street. I don’t blame you. Townhouses offer space, privacy, charm, and the kind of ownership freedom you just can’t … Read more

If you’ve ever fallen in love with a sun-drenched one-bedroom in the West Village or a sleek new condo in Williamsburg, only to find out you’re not the only one—welcome to the world of NYC bidding wars. Don’t worry, though. As someone who’s been in the real estate trenches here for years, I’ve helped dozens … Read more

If you’re buying a home—or already own one—in New York City, I’m going to say something you might not expect: NYC property taxes aren’t as bad as you think. Seriously. Sure, the system is a bit quirky (okay, very quirky), but I’ve helped hundreds of buyers and investors navigate the maze, and I promise—once you … Read more

Why NYC Still Works for Remote Workers When remote work first became widespread, a lot of people thought NYC would lose its appeal. Why stay in a high-rent city if you can work from anywhere, right? But here’s what I’ve seen firsthand as a local realtor in 2025: remote workers aren’t leaving New York. They’re … Read more

Harlem: History, Culture, and Real Estate Potential Let me tell you a story. About six years ago, I worked with a young couple who were torn between a new condo in Long Island City and a classic brownstone fixer-upper in Harlem. Everyone told them they were crazy for leaning toward Harlem—”too far uptown,” some said. … Read more

Introduction: Brooklyn’s Building Boom If you think Brooklyn’s skyline is changing fast, you’re not imagining it. As a local realtor who’s walked clients through half-finished lobbies and pre-construction models for over a decade, I can tell you: Brooklyn is one of the most exciting real estate frontiers in New York City—and it’s only getting better. … Read more