Tag Archive: NYRS

In the current market, do you sell first? Buy first? Or sell and buy at the same time? A lot depends on your financial situation and stamina for risk, disruption and chance. If you sell first,… More

I recently had a client with a rare stipulation for a New York City residence: He insisted that whatever building I found for him must have a pool. This is not a request I receive every… More

Every deal has a story, and each is remembered, or not, for different reasons. One recent transaction is of note because there were multiple obstacles to overcome—from readying an estate wreck for sale; to working with… More

The last weeks of summer are always bittersweet. Although the arrival of Labor Day no longer changes my life in any significant way, I still have a school year sensibility. I mentally prepare myself for the… More

  The Art of Ethical Negotiation, part of a series of master classes in the NYRS program, takes place in the wood paneled boardroom at the Real Estate Board of New York. It’s an intimate venue… More

Sunday, June 10, 2012.  Vivian Toy’s “Who’s Got Your Back” on the cover of today’s NY Times Real Estate section advises home buyers and sellers how to choose a broker to help with a process that… More

  Last month Warburg Realty President Frederick Peters wrote two wonderfully informative pieces on New York co-ops: “Why Co-ops Work” http://www.warburgrealty.com/blog/?p=600, which discusses the merits of co-op living and “Fit For the Board” http://www.warburgrealty.com/blog/?p=603, a helpful… More

While areas like Arizona, Florida and Nevada are at risk for more declines, Manhattan’s residential market seems positioned to stay the course.  Will our recovery be stalled or substantial?  Halevai—it should only be substantial!  Read my… More

During the recent REBNY Residential Deal of the Year Awards and Charity Gala, the Award for Outstanding Service was presented to the Founders of the NYRS designation of the residential brokerage community for their four and… More