If you’re looking for an apartment along Lower Fifth Avenue, one of the first things I’d suggest figuring out is whether you’re really a pre-war person or a post-war person.
Read MoreIt’s a competitive time for Manhattan home buyers.
Read MoreYesterday, Compass unveiled See It First™ – the biggest redesign of Compass.com in 10 years.
Read MoreManhattan listing inventory hit a five-year low last week.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a classic pre-war co-op on Lower Fifth Avenue, 40 Fifth Avenue is one of the addresses that deserves special attention.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a classic pre-war co-op in Greenwich Village, 51 Fifth Avenue is one of those buildings that rewards buyers who appreciate the details.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a full-service co-op in Greenwich Village, The John Adams at 101 West 12th Street is one worth knowing.
Read MoreThere is so much to like about The Brevoort at 11 Fifth Avenue. Yes, it’s just a block from Washington Square Park, but the location is only the beginning.
Read MoreIf you know Greenwich Village, you know there are few addresses quite like 1 Fifth Avenue.
Read MoreThere are plenty of full-service co-ops in Manhattan, but 2 Fifth Avenue is hard to beat when it comes to location.
Read MoreThis photo is the "after." If you'd seen the "before," you probably wouldn't have thought we could sell it. We did, using our Compass Concierge program.
Read MoreThe luxury real estate market in Manhattan rebounded with another strong showing last week.
Read MoreWhere has tavern style pizza been all my life? Last night we had dinner at Emmett's on Grove, a midwest-inspired supper club that specializes in it.
Read MoreIf you’ve been waiting for new listings to hit the Manhattan real estate market, you’re going to have to wait a little a longer.
Read MoreSummer? Mamdami? Taxes? Nothing seems to put the brakes on the Manhattan luxury market.
Read MoreAccording to Compass' new Q2 Manhattan Townhouse Report, townhouse sales and contracts were effectively unchanged from last year.
Read MoreIt's summer in Manhattan, and I'm seeing opportunity for both sellers and buyers. Here's why.
Read MoreBrooklyn's real estate market performed well in the second quarter despite higher mortgage rates, inflation, and ongoing economic uncertainty.
Read MoreWe're in mid-July, and as usual the number of homes listed for sale in Manhattan is diminishing.
Read MoreI'm pleased to present Compass' Q2 2026 Manhattan Market Report, a look at sales activity from this past April through June.
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