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It Is A Holiday Weekend But You Would Never Know It!

Typically holidays mean a slowdown in the market, and Realtors have the luxury of doing normal things like go shopping! Not in this market. We are too busy. There are a ton of open houses this Sunday, and showings are still brisk. I will allow perhaps a tiny bit off a non holiday weekend, but [...]

What Is Up With The Spring Market?

I suspect that this spring has been a surprise to many Realtors. Most were expecting more of the same dreary slow market that has become the norm over the past three years, but that has not proven to be the case. In some submarkets the activity has quite simply exploded. In others it has been [...]

Internet Inquiries To Purchase Coop Apartments Show Significant Increase

If internet inquiries about listings can be viewed as a leading market indicator then possibly, just possibly we may have the makings of a decent spring market. I may be jinxing it but in the past couple of weeks requests for information have poured in. Has it amounted to anything concrete yet? No, but in [...]

Fair Housing and Coop Board Applications: Still A Work In Progress

It never ceases to amaze me how Coop Boards and Managing Agents still violate the Fair Housing Act. I just received a Board Application that asked: Marital Status, Age, Place of Birth, Relationship of Residents and Sex. I blame the managing agents for this; they should educate the volunteer boards, and since the agents are [...]

New York Times: The Tinseling of the Lobby

What a great story, and regrettably very true. There is nothing that raises more ugly passions than the holiday season. This is a time of year when we should all come together regardless of our religious persuasion, but instead we start to measure the “amount” or “adequacy” of a particular object to see if it [...]

Only 25 Days Left For the $8,000 First Time Buyers Tax Credit!!

If you have been following the first time home buyer tax credit you know by now that in order to get it you have to be in contract by April 30 and close by the end of June. The good news is that there is still plenty of time! The even BETTER news is that [...]

Bronxville Terrace in The Snow – A Pictorial

I have always loved the snow: loved to look at it, loved to play in it – and like most, hated to shovel it! One of the advantages of living in a Coop is that we have a great building staff to take care of that chore. Now that I am not a spring chicken [...]

New Listing! Comfy & Affordable Sunny One Bedroom Low Low Maint, $8K Tax Credit for 1st Time Buyers, What Are You Waiting For!!! $112,500!

Walk to All! Metro North, Starbucks, CVS, Dunkin Donuts, 7-11, Cleaners, Bank, Salon, Pizza, Liquors, Doctors, Bronxville Village, Cross County Shopping, Public Park, etc! Only $112,500!!

Elegant Park Lane – Located in the Chester Hill Park Section of Mount Vernon. Top Floor Two Bedroom, Two Bath, Formal Dining Room, Log Burning Fireplace, 1,300 Square Feet, only $225,000! Also Available at $1,850/month.

On offer is this private top floor bright and sunny apartment in the most sought after complex in Mount Vernon. Historic Park Lane, where Dick Clark grew up and Arthur Murray danced, features this wonderful top floor home filled with wonderful space and light just waiting for a new owner.  I will be happy to [...]

Lots of New Listings!

Wow, the market is getting busy! The spring has arrived! True to form new listings are pouring onto the market, which I think can be viewed as a good thing. Give buyers a choice. As long as they are properly priced, buyers will purchase them, especially with the $8,000 tax credit until April 30th. The [...]