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What if your morning started with a lap around the Reservoir and your evening ended with a Hudson River sunset? If you are weighing a move to Manhattan’s Upper West Side, you are likely looking for a neighborhood that mixes classic New York charm with daily ease. This guide shows you what living her...
Read moreSelling quietly in Greenwich Village can sound like a contradiction. You want privacy, control, and a premium result, yet you are listing in one of Manhattan’s busiest and most watched neighborhoods. The good news is that a quiet sale does not have to mean a hidden sale. With the right preparation, ...
Read moreIf you picture waterfront living in Brooklyn Heights, you might imagine glass towers lining the shore. In reality, life near the Brooklyn Heights Promenade feels very different. Here, the appeal comes from historic streets, protected skyline views, and easy access to one of New York City’s most cele...
Read moreQ1 2026 Market Snapshot: A Shift Toward Opportunity If you live here, you already know—this is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the city. That doesn’t really change. What does change is how active the market feels at any given moment. And right now, the story is actually pretty...
Read moreIf your perfect New York day starts with skyline views and ends on a quiet stoop, Brooklyn Heights might be your pace. You get classic brownstone blocks, waterfront park access, and a fast commute without the frenzy. In this guide, you’ll see how a full day here really feels, from morning coffee to ...
Read moreWondering when to list your Upper West Side home for the best chance at a strong outcome? Timing can shape how much attention your property gets, how quickly it moves, and how much negotiating power you may have. The good news is that local data points to a clear pattern: for many Upper West Side se...
Read moreDo you picture yourself in a classic brownstone on a quiet, tree-lined block—or does a full-service condo with a doorman and gym feel more like your pace? In Brooklyn Heights, you really can have either. The right choice comes down to how you want to live day to day, what you’re comforta...
Read moreBuying a pied-à-terre in Greenwich Village should feel exciting, not overwhelming. You want a place that is easy to enjoy on short stays, simple to manage from afar, and positioned to hold long-term value. With the right strategy, you can focus on great weekends and worry less about board rules, car...
Read moreGolden hour on the East River and perfectly crafted cocktails - there's nothing like an evening out in Brooklyn Heights whether it's date night or a family outing. Growing up on a Kibbutz in Israel, I loved watching American movies shot in this picturesque neighborhood, with its gorgeous brownstone...
Read moreSeen a “condop” listing in Greenwich Village and not sure what you are actually buying? You are not alone. This hybrid structure shows up often in the Village, especially in mixed-use or converted buildings. In this guide, you will learn what a condop is, how it is governed, how financing and fees d...
Read moreTrying to decide between a Brooklyn Heights brownstone, a co-op, or a condo? The right choice shapes your daily rhythm, maintenance load, and long-term flexibility just as much as it shapes your budget. If you love the neighborhood’s historic charm but want clarity on ownership types, financing, boa...
Read moreWelcome to my 10th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as exciting :). * * *Kitchin | Scotland RestaurantWhere: 78, Commercial Quay, Leith, Edinburgh EH6 6LX, United KingdomHave you ever ventured o...
Read moreOiji Mi Where: 17 W 19th St, New York, NY 10011 | Flatiron If you seek an extraordinary dining adventure in Manhattan, Oiji Mi is the destination that will leave you savoring the memories long after you leave.The restaurant only serves a five-course prix fixe menu, priced at $145 per person, which...
Read moreGreenwich Village, known for its historic charm and vibrant culture, is a neighborhood that blends the old with the new. As homeowners in this iconic New York City area look to modernize their living spaces, smart home technology offers a seamless way to enhance convenience, security, and energy eff...
Read moreBrooklyn Heights: The Best Place to Live in NYC If you're searching for the ultimate New York City neighborhood to call home, let me tell you: Brooklyn Heights is it. As someone who lives here and believes wholeheartedly there’s no better place to be, I’ve seen how this neighborhood bala...
Read moreThinking about new windows, a fresh façade, or a rooftop addition in Brooklyn Heights? If your home sits in the historic district, landmark rules shape what you can change and how you must do it. You want improvements that look great, protect value, and avoid costly delays. This guide walks you thro...
Read moreDaniel Kramp Team Update As we reflect on 2025, what stands out most isn't a single headline or statistic-it's the importance of clarity during a year filled with noise. Election jitters, global uncertainty, and constant media coverage made it easy to feel hesitant. Our role was to help ...
Read moreBuying on the Upper West Side is exciting, but the NYC closing timeline can feel like a maze. If you’re comparing co-ops and condos or planning a move from out of state, the steps and timing aren’t always obvious. You want a realistic schedule, fewer surprises, and a smooth handoff from accepted off...
Read moreDeciding between a condo and a co-op on the Upper West Side can shape your budget, timeline, and day-to-day flexibility. If you value prewar character and sharper pricing, co-ops may call to you. If you want speed, simpler approvals, or rental flexibility, condos often win. In this guide, you’ll lea...
Read more🏡 Luxury Townhouse Market in the Village – Key Takeaways for Buyers & Sellers While I have been doing sales in the city since 2006, I have been watching the luxury market in the city since the pandemic in 2020. Some parts of the market feel like they’re holding their breath. The Vil...
Read moreGreenwich Village in New York City is a haven for coffee lovers, offering a wide array of charming coffee shops that cater to every taste and preference. The neighborhood's rich history and artistic vibe create the perfect backdrop for enjoying a cup of expertly brewed coffee. Whether seeking a quie...
Read moreBrooklyn Heights: Where History Meets High-End Opportunity I’ve lived in Brooklyn Heights long enough to see the neighborhood evolve, but one thing never changes: its desirability. Our streets, with their gas lamps and cobblestones, have always been magnetic, but lately I’ve noticed deve...
Read moreSelling a prewar Upper West Side co‑op can feel like a balancing act. You want buyers to fall for the original character while seeing a clean, modern home that is easy to move into. The good news is you can get there with smart, reversible staging that respects co‑op rules and photographs beautifull...
Read moreQ4 Numbers | ManhattanAh, Spring- when you feel like whistling, even with a shoe full of slush. It's the season of new beginnings and the unofficial start of the busiest season in real estate. Last year was the most robust in Manhattan. History. Ever. And as we round out the winter into spring, I'm...
Read moreMedia and market reports can surely paint a dark picture or be confusing at best. So, I figured in this newsletter I’d focus on what’s really happening in the market from the field. In the past 30 days, my team and I have seen a wide spectrum of deals—from negotiating a 14% discoun...
Read moreIn August 2024, the Manhattan real estate market showed clear signs of cooling, with declining new listings and longer times on the market across all segments. This trend is typical for the summer season when many buyers focus on vacations, second homes, and kids’ summer break.However, the new...
Read moreHappy Snow Day!In case you had missed the headlines - New York is experiencing something that can only be described as a monumental comeback. As we leave the month of December behind us, let's see how it turned out in the real estate market for 2021:2021 saw over 16,600 contracts signed, the most i...
Read moreQ4 Numbers | ManhattanWelcome to New York 2022.Restaurants are full, the real estate market in New York City is raging and optimism is in the air. In what can only be described as a monumental comeback, Manhattan is experiencing one of the greatest real estate markets ever. With $30 billion in sales...
Read moreWelcome to the month of May! Finally starting to see more sunny days with people out and about enjoying not only the warmth, but the beautiful tulips that are currently all over New York as spring goes on. I can say the energy through New York is alive.As we head into a new month, let's see how it t...
Read moreWelcome to March! With spring around the corner and a handful of warm days in our pocket, New York is alive with energy. Traditionally, this is the month that we start seeing the real estate market bloom. This year, however, the market thawed along ago...the luxury market in particular is having its...
Read moreHappy almost spring – here is a fun fact: up until today New York has seen a total of 2.2 inches of snow this winter…Now about real estate. While the numbers and statistics In NYC show a slower start of the year and higher negotiability, the reality on the ground has been a mixed bag of...
Read moreWelcome to my 6th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as good :).* * *Bohemian is a Japanese-inspired restaurant, this ultra-exclusive se...
Read moreYES, this is an April fools joke and NO, prices aren't crashing. But it is amazing how much misinformation is out there. The fact that the some folks at the New York Times are suggesting that the difference between a 4%, 5% and a 6% commission rate is somehow is going to make buying a house "signifi...
Read moreLocated at 500 West 18th Street in the heart of West Chelsea, One High Line comprises a full city block between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, offering two towers separated by a private landscaped porte-cochere and designed by Bjarke Ingels Group. Developed by Witkoff and Access Industries, this archit...
Read more2020 Market ReportThe 3rd quarter numbers are in and it’s very clear: New York is cheaper than it’s been in a long time.Between the high inventory, recession jitters, and crazy low interest rates, we are again in a market that really favors buyers. With my favorite market indicators &nda...
Read moreDear Friends and Colleagues Just like that January is behind us and we are finally starting to see days getting longer and 2023 is in the rear view mirror. With that in mind, I wanted to provide a quick recap of January's highlights:1. The real estate market in NYC is heating up, and I've created a ...
Read moreCosme Where: 35 E 21st St, New York, NY 10010 | Flatiron Cosme does not have a Michelin star (yet) but it is on the Michelin guide, and its food is outstanding, which is good enough for me 😉! Cosme’s menu lists its dishes as rows of ingredients that change with the seasons. Snack your way th...
Read moreOne of the many reasons I love New York, is its incredible food scene. So, I present you with my monthly round-up of the best places I have discovered here during my past 16 years as a resident, while finding new ones along the way.Bon ApetiteDaniel ...
Read moreClover Hill Where: 20 Columbia Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11201 | Brooklyn Heights This month I didn’t have to travel far for my "One Michelin Star Restaurant a Month Experience", since the place I visited was about 4 blocks away from our apartment. To be fair, they do not have a Michelin star yet, but...
Read moreIn September, New York City’s real estate market buzzed with energy, bringing exciting shifts across Manhattan and Brooklyn following the first FED announcement of rate cuts.Manhattan borough saw a surge in total listings, with 7,712 homes h...
Read moreWelcome to my 7th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as exciting :). * * *Gage & Tollner Amazing new addition to my neighborhood - Gage & Tollner is probably going on my list o...
Read moreDid you hear? The Real Deal's 2023 Brokerage Rankings were announced and for the third year in row, Corcoran has been named #1 in Manhattan! Needless to say it makes me proud to be part of the best in the industry and grateful to my clients for making me, personally, number 1 Agent in Union Square f...
Read moreWelcome to my 18th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City and beyond.Moving forward, I have decided to switch it up and focus only on two restaurants a month. I will be keeping the Michelin-rated restaurant, but a...
Read moreDear clients and friends,It is my pleasure to bring you our 17th edition of our quarterly report, which combines the information we learn from the field of real estate as well as some fun facts and trends about New York City and beyond.In this issue we will be covering NYC and Brook...
Read moreTsutaWhere: 22 Old Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11201 | Dumbo Last week I was lucky enough to end my showings next door to the newly opened Michelin star-rated ramen place in Brooklyn Heights. Just in time for the line to form. At 4pm, I secured a place at the bar for a late lunch/early dinner. The m...
Read moreWelcome to my 7th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as exciting :).* * *Saga Where: 70 Pine St 63rd Floor, New York, NY 10005 | FiDi Opened in August of...
Read moreWhat’s really happening in our real estate market? With tons of press articles and market chatter, it’s tough to keep up with the latest updates, but I’m here to share my behind-the-scenes perspective on NY Real Estate. Here’s what you need to know: A Balanced Market for Buye...
Read moreNationally, the market has started to cool. After two years of bidding wars that exhausted buyers, it looks like the rest of the States may have hit their peak. I am sure you all want to know if the New York market will follow. Sorry, Charlie. I doubt it. Remember, while homes in the suburbs wer...
Read moreNew Listings Happening Around the Boroughs The city is just beginning to warm up and thaw out from its winter slumber with some incredible NYC ev...
Read moreThe best Oktoberfest events in NYC this year Oktoberfest 2023 NYC guide to celebrations, food and beer (timeout.com) The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze returns to New York in September (timeout.com) Village Halloween Parade in NYC Village Halloween Parade in...
Read moreCurrent market: Last month Manhattan and Brooklyn real estate markets experienced a slight decline. Manhattan saw a reduction in high-end property transactions, despite competitive pricing and buyer interest. Brooklyn, while still attracting buyers seeking more space and a vibrant c...
Read moreLast month, Manhattan's real estate market showed varied trends across property segments, each reflecting unique dynamics in buyer activity and pricing shifts. New Development The new development market saw a 23.38% decrease in contracts signed, totaling 118. However, the average price ...
Read moreGood morning, The real estate headlines can make your head spin: During the pandemic it was all about the voracious market and how it was impossible to get a house. Now the talk of the town is market corrections and rising interest rates making home buying harder. If you are curious to know ...
Read moreHappy Summer and first of all THANK YOU for all your support and trust. The rankings are out, and in the "sea" of nearly 50,000 real estate brokers in New York State, we are proud to be ranked among the top 100 small team in NYC and #128 in New York State!...
Read moreI Sodi Where: 105 Christopher St, New York, NY 10014 | Greenwich Village I Sodi's food is straightforward, classic Italian. Dishes so simple you’re confused when they end up tasting this good. Stuff like artichoke salad with only olive oil and parmesan, spaghetti cacio e pepe, and lasagna. Gr...
Read moreWelcome to my 10th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as exciting :). * * *Felice A well-needed addition to our neighborhood, Felice is serving a classic Italian cuisine inspired by the Tuscan v...
Read moreWelcome to my 9th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as exciting :). * * *Cote Although my reservation to this spot had to be canceled last week due to inability to find an evening babysitter, th...
Read moreWelcome to my 5th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate...Its fall, which means you can go apple and pumpkin picking at the same time :)My family and I have been going to Averill Farms for the pumpkin patch & apple picking for years. Only 2 hours from NYC the ...
Read moreWelcome to my 10th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as exciting :). * * *Felice A well-needed addition to our neighborhood, Felice is serving a classic Italian cuisine inspired by the Tuscan vi...
Read moreWelcome to my 18th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City and beyond.Moving forward, I have decided to switch it up and focus only on two restaurants a month. I will be keeping the Michelin-rated restaurant, but al...
Read moreCut Where: 99 Church St, New York, NY 10007 | Fidi This steak house became my "go to" place in downtown area. Not only because of the quality of the food, but very much due to its very high standard of service. Which, I guess, is something you can expect from an establishment inside a Four Seasons H...
Read moreWelcome to my 9th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as exciting :). * * *Cote Although my reservation to this spot had to be canceled last week due to inability to find an evening babysitter, th...
Read moreThe Clocktower Where: 5 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10010 | Flatiron The menu at The Clocktower can best be described as “vaguely” English, in that you’ll find things like Dover sole and pigeon pie intermingled with skirt steak and halibut and mac 'n cheese, which in reality is pro...
Read moreWelcome to my 7th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City which is just as exciting :). * * *Gage & Tollner Amazing new addition to my neighborhood - Gage & Tollner is probably going on my list of top Broo...
Read moreLe Bernardin Where: 153 W 51st St, New York, NY 10019 | Midtown This famous seafood restaurant will make you feel special. Le Bernardin does have two Michelin stars, but why not feel special during the season of love? :). The service skews north of impeccable—swap plates with a dining compan...
Read moreCasa Mono Where: 52 Irving Pl, New York, NY 10003 | Gramercy Casa Mono is the most consistent 1-star rated Michelin restaurant I have been to, where they have kept its Michelin rating since 2010.There’s something reassuring about a kitchen that gets in whole beasts and does its own butchery&m...
Read moreWelcome to my 21st edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City and beyond. Dirt CandyWhere: 86 Allen St, New York, NY 10002 | Lower East Side Hello and Happy New Year! This month for my "One Michelin Star" cuisine of ...
Read moreWelcome to my 24th edition of a newsletter that has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with the foodie scene in New York City and beyond. The Musket Room Where: 265 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10012 | Nolita If you're a foodie looking for a unique culinary experience in New York C...
Read moreHave you heard “right of first refusal” pop up while buying or selling a condo on the Upper West Side and wondered what it really means for your deal? You are not alone. The process is specific to condos and it can affect timing, financing, and even who ultimately buys the home. In this guide, you w...
Read moreUpgrading your home to be more energy-efficient is a smart way to save money and reduce your environmental footprint. In a city like Las Vegas, where temperatures can soar, energy costs can quickly add up. However, making your home more energy-efficient doesn't have to break the bank. With some stra...
Read moreThe Upper West Side of New York City is a neighborhood known for its classic architecture, cultural landmarks, and vibrant community. As one of the most sought-after areas in Manhattan, it offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern living. Home design trends in this area reflect the neighbor...
Read moreThinking About Buying in Greenwich Village? Here’s What You Should Know Greenwich Village isn’t just a neighborhood—it’s a state of mind. With its cobblestone charm, layered history, and bohemian-meets-luxury vibe, it's long been one of Manhattan’s most coveted places t...
Read moreAttending an open house in Brooklyn Heights, NY, offers a unique opportunity to explore potential homes and gather crucial information that can influence your home-buying decision. Known for its historic charm and picturesque streets, Brooklyn Heights is a sought-after neighborhood with a variety of...
Read moreThe Daniel Kramp Team Update Dear Clients and Friends, As we close another year, it's easy to reflect on accomplishments and numbers, but what truly matters are the incredible people who make thisjourney possible: our clients and team. For me, real estate has always been about more than transaction...
Read moreRemodeling on the Upper West Side? Here’s What to Know Before You Start Renovating a home on the Upper West Side can be one of the most rewarding things you do—both emotionally and financially. There’s something special about taking a classic New York apartment or brownstone and sh...
Read moreThe Daniel Kramp Team Update Dear Clients and Friends, As we move into the second quarter of the year, I wanted to share insights on the current market trends and what we anticipate in the coming months. The New York real estate market continues to show resilience, with strong pricing and steady ...
Read moreHello and Happy (Almost) Summer! With so much noise out there about the real estate market, my goal is simple: to give you real-time insights from the field, grounded in 19 years of experience and daily conversations with buyers, sellers, and top agents. Here’s what I’m see...
Read moreDear Clients and Friends, It's not really "news" that April brought with it notable economic uncertainty and market volatility. Yet New York real estate once again demonstrated its strength as a preferred asset during uncertain times. The resilience of the market was evident, with sustained demand ...
Read moreDear Clients and Friends,As we enter the second quarter of 2025, it is very easy to get lost in economic reports and news - my goal is to simplify some of the real estate data and bring you the trends we are seeing in the field. So here they are:1. Buyers Are Learning to Live with Hig...
Read moreLincoln Square: Where Culture and Community Meet on the Upper West Side There’s something special about Lincoln Square. Tucked between Central Park and the Hudson River, this pocket of the Upper West Side pulses with the energy of world-class performances, timeless architecture, and a daily rh...
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Read morePowered by you: Reflecting on a landmark year and what 2025 has in store Dear Clients and Friends,As we close the chapter on yet another year, it’s tempting to focus solely on accomplishments and numbers. However, what truly matters to us...
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Read moreNYC Market Pulse by Daniel Kramp Team - December 2024 As the holiday season is in full swing, we hope you're finding time to enjoy the festive spirit while wrapping up a busy year. November brought a mix of challenges and opportunities in the M...
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Read moreNYC Market Pulse by Daniel Kramp Team - November 2024 In October, Manhattan and Brooklyn's real estate markets saw more buyers jumping into the market despite fewer available listings. In Manhattan, listings dipped slightly to 7,646 (just under...
Read moreQ3 Market Report “During the third quarter of 2023, Manhattan continued down the road to normalization. It looks like the current pause on further rate hikes – paired with slightly lower prices and record-high rents – just might be the encouragement buyers and sellers need to div...
Read moreSmoky Harvest Apple Cider Margarita Ingredients cinnamon sugar and flaky sea salt, for the rim 2 ounces mezcal or silver tequila 1/2-ounce orange liquor 4 ounces (1/2 cup) apple cider juice from 1/2 a lime 1-2 teaspoons maple syrup use more or less to your taste. apple slices and cinnamon sticks,...
Read moreClosed Sales & In Contract for Q3 2023 30M | 1 Bed | 1 Bath | $1,608,00028J | 1 Bed | 1.5 Bath | $1,850,0004K | 3 Bed | 2 Bath | $2,199,800 Numbers PPSF: $1,731 - Up 3.4%Average Discount: 0% from original priceDays on Market: 33 - Up 52% With 3 closed sales in Q3 of 2023, Georgetown Plaza had a ...
Read moreClosed Sales & In Contract for Q3 2023 16Q | 1 Bed | 1 Baths | $1,100,00018O | 1 Bed | 1 Baths | $1,995,00014L | 1 Bed | 1.5 Baths | $1,460,00010B | 1 Bed | 1 Baths | $1,065,000PHL | 1 Bed | 1.5 Baths | $1,472,5003K | 1 Bed | 1 Baths | $1,395,0009M | 3 Beds | 2 Baths | $2,325,000PHC | 1 Bed | 2 ...
Read moreClosed Sales & In Contract for Q3 2023 19D | 2 Beds | 2.5 Baths | $3,035,0005C | 3 Beds | 3 Baths | $3,343,00010C | 4 Beds | 4 Baths | $5,200,00010N | 2 Beds | 2.5 Baths | $2,395,000 Numbers PPSF: $2,006 - Down 15%Average Discount: -2% from original priceDays on Market: 44 - Down 23% One Riversi...
Read moreQ3 Market Report “In the Third Quarter of 2023, the Brooklyn market faced the familiar challenges of rising interest rates and a lack of inventory. As we saw in Manhattan, Brooklyn sellers are hesitant to forgo their low rates, and buyers are reluctant to close a deal. As a result, sales fig...
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