LUXURYREEL: THE FIRST BROKER WEB-TV IS LAUNCHED

Posted on December 2nd, 2013 We are pleased to announce LUXURYREEL, the first New York real estate broker web-based television channel featuring some of the finest New York properties we are marketing. www.luxuryreel.com  

THE NEW WORLD OF FINSH-OUT IN MANHATTAN NEW CONSTRUCTION

Posted by Leonard Steinberg on June 21st, 2013 Walker Tower set the stage for an entirely new level of finishes in Manhattan New  Construction by delivering esthetics AND mechanical sophistication similar to that of a very high end custom renovation. Gone were those hideous Home Depot-style HVAC grills and diffusers. Baseboards and moldings were not… [Read More]

IT’S OFFICIAL: ITS A SELLER’S MARKET!

Posted by Leonard Steinberg on January 14th, 2013 It’s official:  the luxury real estate market in New York has turned and it is now officially a SELLER’S MARKET. After attending and holding several open houses yesterday, with activity levels not seen in years, there is no doubt in my mind that there are far more… [Read More]

US BUILDING ROARS BACK TO LIFE.

Posted by Leonard Steinberg on October 17th, 2012 As always, the press has just caught on to the fact that construction is experiencing a mammoth surge….it started months ago, but now the data is out with enough hard evidence to prove a point I have been making for quite a while. Groundbreaking on new U.S. homes… [Read More]

THE NEW YORK BOOMERANG BUYER

Posted by Leonard Steinberg on October 15th, 2012 The Wall Street Journey reports this morning about the Boomerang Buyer who through foreclosure in the 2008 financial crisis lost their home and is now back in the market ready to buy. In New York, we have a slightly different Boomerang Buyer: The buyers who left the… [Read More]

THE NEW SOLAR PANEL? V3 SPIN CELLS

Posted by Leonard Steinberg on October 1st, 2012 Flat solar panels are becoming increasingly efficient, yet they do take up quite a lot of space. The Spin Cell could be a game-changer. On their website V3 explains that if one places a 20x solar concentration on a flat, static solar panel then the temperature quickly reaches 260… [Read More]