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10 reasons to avoid Short sales in the Manhattan real estate market!

By Eric Janssen on February 1st, 2012

Trying to sell an apartment or house in Manhattan that is under water is extremely complicated! It is so much easier to sell a property that is not under water. I recently closed on a brutal deal on the Upper West Side that basically consumed me for the better part of 6 months. (A regular ... [Continue Reading]

Is Iman Shumpert The Knicks 4th star?

By Eric Janssen on January 25th, 2012

Wow! Iman Shumpert has sure taken the city by storm. The 6-5 inch guard has averaged 13.2 pioints per game and at 21 years old is acting like a savvy veteran basketball player. Not easy when you consider how unforgiving the New York fans can be-especially when they have a new player to look at. ... [Continue Reading]

Can the Giants Eli Manning pull off the upset one more time?

By Eric Janssen on January 12th, 2012

Before we get in to this, why does Eli Manning live in New Jersey at The Hudson Tea building condominium? Isn’t he a New York football star? Ok, I get it that the New Met Life Stadium is in New Jersey and that he’s been playing there for years, but shouldn’t he be living at ... [Continue Reading]

Luxury Living at the Level Club

By Eric Janssen on November 2nd, 2011

One of the first things to note about The Level Club is that it wasn’t always a Luxury condominium building. In fact, it has had numerous chapters in it’s life before it ever became a luxury condominium. The Level Club was in fact built in 1927 as a men’s club for Freemasons. This lasted only ... [Continue Reading]

Living at Time Warner in 2011

By Eric Janssen on October 15th, 2011

It doesnt get much better than the Time Warner condominiums in New York City. That’s not to say that there aren’t some very close runner ups or one or two buildings that actually tie with this condominium, but it’s definitely tough to beat. I remember when they were in the process of ... [Continue Reading]

When Sheep lived at the Ansonia condominium

By Eric Janssen on October 14th, 2011

The Ansonia Condominium The Sheep were baying at the Ansonia back in the Day That right! Before the building became a condominium in recent times, and before it was an apartment building, this was a luxury hotel where many fancy artists and dignitaries used to live and or visit over the years. And ... [Continue Reading]

Central Park South sizzles

By Eric Janssen on October 13th, 2011

The Jumeirah Essex House Condominium Growning up, the Essex House was anything but a luxury condominium. The Location however, on Central Park South made the transition to Condominiums inevitable. This Art Deco building was built in 1930 and has 200 luxury condominiums, a 24 hour doorman, concierge, and 43 stories overlooking famed Central Park. Bordering ... [Continue Reading]

Wall Street and Mega Banks Take No Responsibility

By Eric Janssen on October 12th, 2011

Written by Rob Fetten DE Capital Mortgage I have somewhat of an inside track on how the executive management feels about the financial and housing crisis. I have heard their claims and excuses first hand through live web meetings and media released communications. I have heard it from: JP Morgan Chase Bank ofAmerica WellsFargo ... [Continue Reading]

Bringing it at the Bromley

By Eric Janssen on October 11th, 2011

Beautiful Bromley has been around Back in 1986 when The Bromley was born, the Upper West Side was a very different place. Many of the shops you see now didn’t exist, and certainly many of the condominium buildings we have on the Upper West Side weren’t even thoughts in the developers minds ... [Continue Reading]

Trump’s luxury neighbor on West End Avenue

By Eric Janssen on October 10th, 2011

200 West End Avenue has it all too I remember growing up on the Upper West side and going to school at PS 199 grade school. It looks very much today like it did back then, over 40 years ago. However, there is one very major thing that looks different. The new luxury condominium ... [Continue Reading]