CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2018! So you finally did it! You survived college and that nearly unbearable "dorm life"! If you're graduating from a NYC school, your living quarters for the last 4 years were the true test of "plays well with others"! The stories I hear from new grads are awful. I can't imagine being a student, paying $3000 a month per person to share a tiny space fitting me and a roommate I never met before on 2 twin beds. Especially when I'm told that the beds ar

Picture this: 89th Street and East End Avenue. I’m 14. It’s the middle of the winter and I have to be at school (LaGuardia HS.) on the West Side in 20 minutes. Impossible. I was late. This of course was before the Second Avenue Subway! You can imagine why I am now doing a happy dance since my Mom still lives on East End and 89th. The second day it was unveiled I made sure to visit Mom beginning from my Union Square neighborhood, hopping on the Q and loving the route: 14th St,

Virtual reality has become a sensation through our society today allowing you to create realistic images, sounds and other sensations that clone a real environment. One sector that has really benefited from virtual reality is real estate. In today’s society many people are always on the go, whether it’s for work, school, or traveling, and do not have the time to view apartments. Virtual reality has changed the game by allowing you to preview an apartment and feel as if you ar

A few of our team members sat in a room of industry heavyweights gathered for a discussion regarding the state of the NYC multifamily market. What everyone seemed to be in agreement with was that the rental market continues to rely heavily on tenant concessions, and that investors continue to search for new opportunities in Brooklyn, Queens, and Bronx. “Those of us with capital to deploy aren’t doing anything. We’re looking for opportunities, and we’re not finding them” says

Let’s talk about Groundhog Day. We all know and love the 1993 movie and use it to reference the repetitive nature of our daily lives. But se