Champions For Brooklyn
As a real estate broker, I have spent the past fifteen years on the battlefields of Brooklyn, shifting between real estate, civic duty and community based planning efforts . My business has exposed me to the individuals and institutions governing public life in New York City. Working with licensed architects and contractors has provided me with the foundations of an education on building restoration, new construction developments, and conversion projects, as well as many mechanical details from floorboards to boilers. Through my membership in several important Brooklyn-based organizations, including Community Board 6, Resilient Red Hook and Columbia Waterfront Neighborhood Association, I have attended countless meetings concerning an array of issues that affect our neighborhood from resiliency to social justice, affordable housing to economic development.
Engaging in and supporting our community remains a top priority. As is our dedication to bringing a higher, more honest level of service to our clients and to creating not just a home but a connection. I believe people really need that here in the big city. Our goals have not changed - but the market sure has. In a way, our model was always better suited to the kind of market we are in today. We were ahead of our time! |
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ALL UNIT & BUILDING FEATURES
Security Elevator / video intercom systems Floor to Ceiling windows. Balconies and outdoor spaces Concrete Floors and ceilings Brand new stainless steel kitchen appliances All units with stackable washer & dryers (except studios) Slate-tiles bathrooms with glass/steam shower. Sprinklers through out all units and building. Central heating and air -- tenant pays and controls all utilities. 9'3" ft ceilings Owner offering 13th month free if tenants pay 1st year rent at lease signing
Studios, 1brs & 2brs available units range from $2,750 - $4,000
| | | Maryam Daghmoumi 646.403.6595
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SALES
Extraordinary Blend of Pre-War Charm & Modern Luxury
200 Hicks | 3br, 2ba Built in 1910, this sun-soaked and sprawling corner unit was completely redesigned by a local architect, with additional renovations in 2016. The resulting home is open, airy and loft-like, while retaining its prewar detail and charm. With three large bedrooms and two full baths, plus a laundry room, pantry, and extensive closets and storage, this exclusive co-op feels like a horizontal townhouse -- with all the benefits of a full-service building. Every inch of this home has been crafted for gracious living. Have you been craving a mudroom? The foyer features a massive walk-in closet for storing all your coats and gear. Shed the stress of the city as you enter your grand living and dining room, with over 10' ceilings, gleaming wood floors and massive arched windows streaming Southern and Eastern light. The chic eat-in kitchen features a Viking range, Miele dishwasher and Subzero fridge, with honed black granite countertops, counter seating and generous custom cabinetry. As in the rest of the home, classic built-ins accommodate all of your storage needs. With room for a home office, it is a haven for the accomplished home cook.
Exclusive Listing Agents
*Coming To Market Soon, Summer 2017*
A Jewel On Jewel Street | Single Family
Exclusive Listing Agents
SALES
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Excellent Corner Retail Space | $2.2M
For more Information, contact Ed Beason
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ONE STEP CLOSER TO SEALING THE DEAL
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In a few days Realty Collective will be celebrating 12 years in business. We truly appreciate your business, and we're grateful for the trust you've placed in us. We hope to have the pleasure of working with you for many years to come! |
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JUNE 6th | 6-8 PM | David Weeks Studio
Our very own Nils Anderson will be speaking alongside other leaders in economic development at GrowBizNyc. Growing a manufacturing company in New York takes timing, discipline, and collaboration. "I'm happy to be speaking at a GrowBizNYC event, sharing my knowledge and guiding manufacturers in the expansion of their operation and purchasing of property for their companies", says Nils. Learn how you can leverage the right combination of real estate, financial services, advisory and incentives to build a long-lasting foundation for your business' future.
Keynote speakers Kelly DeMarco and David Weeks of David Weeks Studio will share their experience going through the process of finding a new home for their company. Guests will also have the opportunity to hear from leaders in economic development from NY Grants Company, Regional Business Assistance Corp., and Upwind Strategies. This educational and networking talk for New York manufacturers will take place on June 6th from 6pm-8pm. Read more about this event or register here
Nils Anderson is a commercial real estate agent with Realty Collective. He works with creative and manufacturing companies, with a geographic focus on Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx. Nils is passionate about job creation and supporting the unique cultural en vironment of NYC. Recent deals include a 33,000 sf lease deal for Hook Studio, a full service production company including a state of the art photo studio, set and prop shops, and talent agency; and 17,000 sf for the artist Carol Bove in the landmarked Brooklyn Clay Retort and Fire Brick Works Storehouse in Red Hook. Nils is also an accomplished visual artist. He has realized numerous public and private commissions, and exhibited his work widely, including solo exhibitions at Phillips de Pury, the University of Georgia Athens, and the Dikeou Collection.
Join Jane & Maryam July 18th at Red Hook Walks!
SBIDC presents Red Hook Walks, a street fair on Van Brunt Street that extends between Visitation Place and Van Dyke Street. Groove to live music coordinated by Sunny's Bar and Jalopy Theatre and School of Music; learn how to weld at She Weld's welding workshop; stretch and bend at an outdoor community yoga class; play in an open fire hydrant; enjoy sidewalk cafes and relax on a stretch of grass in the street! We would like to thank the Department of Transportation (DOT) and NYC Small Business Services (SBS) for sponsoring Red Hook Walks, and most importantly thank you to our community partners and local businesses for the collaboration and collective planning of this event! Red Hook Residents: when you get to Red Hook Walks, don't forget to participate in our Promote Your Local Business Photo Contest! To win a snazzy Red Hook Walks t-shirt, snap a photo of yourself with five of your favorite local businesses and tweet it to @SWBrooklyn using the hashtag #RedHookWalks. Stop by SBIDC at 402 Van Brunt St to pick up your t-shirt while supplies last July 18-August 30th! If you are a business and would like to participate, help sponsor Red Hook Walks, or have questions, please contact Jesse Solomon ( jsolomon@sbidc.org) or fill out this participation form: https://goo.gl/NJQCAv |
OUR SUCCESS. OUR AGENTS. OUR WAY |
Welcoming Our Newest Agents To Realty Collective
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David Anger
A Brooklyn native and lifelong New Yorker. Having lived and worked all across the borough, he not only has a comprehensive understanding of many different neighborhoods but also a deep connection and enthusiasm for these communities and the people within them. After pursuing his entrepreneurial endeavors and applying himself in the business world, he has learned the importance of providing excellent service.
Possessing the applicable knowledge and key information make him a valuable resource who can answer any questions related to your real estate transaction. Also an avid biker, don't be surprised if you see him riding through the streets and parks of Brooklyn in his free time.
david@realtycollective.com 917.574.5688
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Edward Beason Ed is a licensed real estate salesperson focused on commercial sales and leasing in the five boroughs. He holds a B.A. from Auburn University and an M.P.A from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs.
He's also a member of 9089 Development, a Brooklyn-based real estate development company. Prior to forming 9089 Development, he worked with Alembic Community Development, a Manhattan-based builder of affordable housing.
ed@realtycollective.com 718.207.7788
Welcome Back To Realty Collective
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Shyda Hoque Making her triumphant return or valiant return, Shyda Hoque has jumped back into the spotlight, debuting a new Carroll Gardens listing, set to hit the sales market in April!
What makes this listing special and unique to Realty Collective, for years Shyda has worked closely with the landlord, renting to qualified tenants and ultimately gaining their trust. It was inevitable Shyda was the first person to call when making their decision to sell. She has gladly taken on the challenge and teamed up with Jane Herro, to create a dynamic salesforce!
Shyda@realtycollective.com 718.570.6182
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Sandra Manley Sandra Manley joined Realty Collective with more than 20 years of experience in the real estate industry. As a manager, trainer, and agent with Brooklyn and Manhattan brokerages, she has been an adviser and ally to hundreds of buyers, sellers, and sales agents.
Originally from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Sandra developed a passion for historic homes and all things real estate. She has called New York City home since 1990, and has lived and worked in many neighborhoods throughout the city.
sandra@realtycollective.com 646.637.3255
We continue to grow, we continue to get stronger as a family |
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It's Never Too Late To Begin Financial Real Estate Planning
Should Real Estate Be A Part of Your Retirement Plan?
Why it could be a good idea:
1. The more kinds of investments you have, the better. Diversification is important, especially when you're saving for something so far into the future. You invest in a variety of stocks because when one sector falls, others hopefully don't. And you invest in bonds because they aren't as volatile as stocks, and tend to move in the opposite direction. Diversification reduces the risk of losing a big chunk of money at once.
Do You Know The Difference Between A Reverse Mortgage vs Home Equity Loan?
A reverse mortgage is a special type of home loan that lets you convert a portion of the equity in your home into cash. The equity that you built up over years of making mortgage payments can be paid to you. However, unlike a traditional home equity loan or second mortgage, HECM borrowers do not have to repay the HECM loan until the borrowers no longer use the home as their principal residence or fail to meet the obligations of the mortgage. You can also use a HECM to purchase a primary residence if you are able to use cash on hand to pay the difference between the HECM proceeds and the sales price plus closing costs for the property you are purchasing.
Here Are Some Helpful Tips For Investing In Real Estate Using Retirement Funds - The deposit and purchase price for the real estate property should be paid using retirement account funds and not from any disqualified person(s)
- All expenses, repairs and taxes incurred in connection with the retirement account real estate investment should be paid using retirement funds - no personal funds from any disqualified person should be used
- If additional funds are required for improvements or other matters involving the retirement account-owned real estate investment, all funds should come from the retirement account or from a non-"disqualified person"
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