Flatiron & Union Square Neighborhood Boundaries: 14th Street to the south (start of Union Square); 26th Street to the north (end of Flatiron); 6th Ave to the west; Lexington Ave to the east Subways: 4, 5, 6, N, R, and Q Architecture: Cast iron lofts, classic pre-war skyscrapers, and increasingly, new construction buildings What I…
Top Links – June 16, 2015 It’s hard to believe, but there’s only a few more days left in spring. Let’s take a look at my top picks for real estate news, advice and city happenings to close out the season. The Brooklyn Real Estate Bubble Will Never Pop (Gothamist) NYC’s High Bridge Reopens After…
Things in Spring 2015 Okay, so I’ve been massively delinquent when it comes to my “A Day in My Life” posts. That’s because the days in my life have been quite busy with me running all over the city, heh 🙂 But with less than two weeks left in spring, I figured I ought to…
Should You Buy? With all the activity that’s been going on in the NYC sales market these days, many of you out there are pondering one question – should I buy? Well, I believe it depends on the result of the following equation: current financial picture + future plans + inventory I’ll explain each of…
Nikki’s Picks – The Green Table A rustic atmosphere. Candlelight. Great, nourishing, comforting food that’s been locally sourced. These are all the ingredients that I am most fond of in a restaurant dining experience. That’s why I thoroughly enjoy myself each time I go to the Green Table, in Chelsea Market. They take wonderful, simple…