New Generation Jackson Heights Listings Website is Here! Years in the making, the new generation version of JacksonHeightsListings.com has officially launched! Following through in our commitment, to bring you technologically advanced and user friendly real estate solution, we have taken JHL to a whole new level. Site has much sharper visuals, much more concise navigation […]
My co-op board interview: We tiptoed around renovation issues and were anxious to say the right thing LINK TO ARTICLE BY EMILY MYERS | APRIL 8, 2019 – 12:00PM board interview is the final step to approval when buying a co-op unit in New York City. In this series, New Yorkers tell Brick Underground about their experience with […]
By Ann Lien I June 29, 2021 How To Determine Your Best and Final Offer So you’ve finally found the home that checks all your boxes, and you’re ready to negotiate the purchase price. Usually, you make an initial offer, and then the seller counters. Afterward, the negotiation ends with your final counteroffer. But if you’re […]
What began as a tragic story of a failed criminal break in, vandalized store front and a subsequent need to border up with sheets of plywood, emerged as an inspirational story of triumph and show of community strength. It is now one of the most visited and photographed sites in Jackson Heights.
In addition to all pre-existing NY State Guidelines, such as NY State Agency Disclosure, Brokers must comply with the following new requirements: – Brokers must provide the New York State Housing and Anti-Discrimination Disclosure Form in person or electronically at the first substantive contact – Fair Housing Notice form must be displayed at the viewing/ private […]
NY Times Print – Sunday Edition, April 26, 2020 Link to NY Times On Line
“If I had to sum it up, clients already in contract are still on the way to the closing table,” says Armen Meschian of brokerage CORE. “Those with active listings are at zero.” Link to full article
“…Meanwhile, other agents, like Armen Meschian of CORE, have instead wondered if co-op boards would consider offering online interviews to prospective shareholders. …” Link to full article
And, finally, on 87th Street, this roomy one-bedroom co-op is also opening its doors on the weekend. It has a living area, three closets, and hardwood floors. It sits within a building that has a common laundry room and has a bike room. It’s on the market for $398,500, with monthlies at $643. When: Sunday, March 8 (2:00 […]
