This concept heavy marketing ploy has it's pros and cons. Weigh in below.
At New Ohm Apartments, Nicole Atkins in the Atrium - NYTimes.com
. Crystal Green - Licensed Real Estate Salesperson - Level Group New York, NY
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
At New Ohm Apartments, Nicole Atkins in the Atrium - NYTimes.com
This concept heavy marketing ploy has it's pros and cons. Weigh in below.
At New Ohm Apartments, Nicole Atkins in the Atrium - NYTimes.com
Friday, March 26, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Curbed NY: Brooklyn Bridge Park Opens; Inside Pier 1!
Check out Brooklyn's latest recreational effort. Just in time for spring.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Feng Shui, Smudging, Voo Doo Dolls?
Lastest trend to move slow inventory. Don't know about all this but it's an interesting piece. Click the link for the podcast.Monday, March 15, 2010
Five Design Firms Transform Offices Into Homes - Vu. -- New York Magazine
Once upon a time in Soho, when the city had bottomed out and its factories had largely abandoned their cast-iron buildings, the loft was born. It’s a story we all know well: First came the artists, who colonized the empty spaces and put up with the freezing winters. They were joined by the gays and like-minded urban adventurers, who made loft living synonymous with downtown bohemian culture … and then pseudo-bohemian culture, as well as gay and gayish yuppie culture, and finally, luxury urban living. The idea of the loft spread far beyond Soho, so that by the end of the most recent building boom you could purchase “New York–Style Loft” apartments in downtown Houston or the wealthy neighborhoods of Bogotá. The loft had become one of our most clever inventions and cultural exports.
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