New York City Living
New York City Living
If you’re a real estate agent, your job doesn’t stop. People are always looking for properties, and they want to explore their options. But buyers may not be able to meet you for an in-person tour for many reasons. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing is preventing people from leaving their houses….
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1. Residential Feel The chances are high that if you live in NYC, you probably enjoy some of the hustle and bustle. But some areas of the city feel like they’re centered on tourism or professional life instead of community. The Upper West Side has a community atmosphere. It’s not as noisy as some of…
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The top three states for retirees are New Mexico, Florida and Arizona. But have you ever considered retiring in New York City? The Upper West Side is a beautiful part of the city that’s rich in culture, cuisine and entertainment. You don’t have to resort to a modest studio apartment, either. There is plenty of…
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“Let’s go out to eat.” That’s a loaded statement in NYC. There are so many restaurants in the city that it’s hard to choose just one. Although the Upper West Side is better known for its cultural attractions, such as Lincoln Center and the Natural History Museum, the area is dotted with lively eateries that…
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