Co-op rules need to change. This has been the mantra of the NYC real estate industry for many years. Things like fair housing practices and time of board approval are becoming increasingly more of a concern. Can this city get there with new laws surrounding these “private” corporations? And while putting together your board package, you start to get curious and a bit worried. Co-op boards require so much personal information about your lives, your finances, and on everything. Also at this Hour: Buyers are moving more slowly. Negotiations are taking a lot longer. Contracts are taking longer to get signed. Constant follow up and communication is key with sellers, buyers, co-brokers and also with the attorneys, and the bank. We will get into all of this.

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Your real estate marketing social media strategy can make or break your business in 2020. With an overcrowded marketplace and industry, it is crucial to put your mind to the task and show what makes your business unique. Yet throwing a few social media ideas at the wall and seeing what sticks simply isn’t going to cut it. A solid, well-rounded real estate social media strategy needs to be intentional and rooted in the fundamentals of a sound business. It requires a proven system that puts your clients first and keeps your business front and center. We are going to talk to Ali Rubenstein, Social Media Director at Halstead and find out the keys to a successful campaign. Also at this Hour: In case you’ve been living under a rock, what has the industry reeling since last week is the state’s interpretation of certain language in last year’s rent law. Specifically, that under the law, landlord’s must foot the commission bill for any rental brokers they use. Though owners of high-

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The real estate market throughout the years has benefited many people, from buyers to sellers to investors. But even with relatively low-interest rates and reduced selling prices today, there is still a big gap between the number of people that want to own a home and those that are able to make that purchase. Getting a mortgage is inevitable. Unfortunately, standard mortgages are not always accessible for many people, especially first-time buyers. But there are programs out there. We will talk to a banking expert this morning. Also at this Hour: The millennial generation and their consumption habits are largely blamed for fundamental changes in several industries like retail and the housing market. But according to CNBC there seems to be new interest in buying value and 2020 could be the year of change for Millennials buying homes. And what are the succession rights in rent stabilized and rent controlled apartments?

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On our show today: In New York City, the global epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, homeowners are not putting their homes on the market so fast: new sales inventory has hit a significant low during the months of lockdown as validated by several real estate platforms. However, the New York City rental market is showing early signs of a turnaround from the sharp declines it experienced in mid-March, when public health protocols around COVID-19 took effect. This NYC rental market rebound is still beginning, but should bring some encouragement to renters, landlords, and rental agents. Also today: How Millennial’s have shifted their buying strategy. Is it in response to the COVID-19 pandemic? We will discuss.

Encore Market Update: A Millennial Perspective

On our show today: When most people consider buying residential property in New York City, their first question is whether they should purchase a unit in a co-operative (co-op) or condominium (condo). However, many purchasers are more interested in owning one of the many historic townhouses that can still be found throughout the City. But townhouses are relatively rare in New York City, making up less than 2% of annual residential transactions. As a result, many prospective buyers are unfamiliar with the unique considerations that apply to buying and owning one. But with a new normal in New York City coming up have they become much more desirable? We will discuss.

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On our show today: Living a green lifestyle is about truly embracing sustainability and making real differences for the planet and people. Today, everyone wants to do his or her bit for the environment. However, knowing how to go about it is the key and it is hard. The real estate markets interest in green real estate, on new and existing buildings, is on the rise and there is no end in sight. Homeowners are seeking healthy, green real estate more than ever, and sourcing real estate agents that are certified in Green Homes. We will talk about restaurants, businesses, and real estate construction and brokerage firms all keeping green in mind.

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Talking NYC Townhouses

On our show today: NYC is a resilient city, a vibrant community of diversity and strength. We have overcome many tragedies and obstacles that have shaped the fabric of our neighborhoods. COVID-19 has changed the way we do things but it has not changed who we are. How will be go forward with our businesses and our life? Also today: Devin Someck is Living New York Co-Founder and Principal responsible for overseeing the firm's daily operations and leader of an innovative team of 100+ agents across four offices. As a luxury, boutique agency Living New York has sold over $1B worth of real estate, representing buyers, sellers, developers, investor groups, and bulk sale transactions. We will talk to Devin this hour.

Status of NYC Real Estate Market in a Pandemic

On our show today: The Manhattan and Brooklyn markets are made up of numerous sub-markets or neighborhoods, all of which have unique characteristics. Although headlines in 2019 were dominated by negative market stories confirming an overall downturn in the NYC condominium market, numerous neighborhoods experienced continued demand proving that well-located and well-priced developments are still highly sought after by today’s consumer. Where are those neighborhoods and who is actually buying? What price points are in demand and how much of a discount is necessary off the advertised sales price?

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U.S. real estate agents and lenders are bracing for the biggest housing crash in over a decade. Since the coronavirus spread and the American government shut down the nation’s economy, real estate reports are grim and show the U.S. housing market is facing considerable challenges “amid economic uncertainty.” Buyer confidence is changing. When and how will this reverse, what will the comeback be like? What will the new normal be in an industry that once boomed and took over the nations past time? There are many sides to this projection and controversial so let’s see. Also today: Are the many activities that underline the real estate industry – from real estate agents, building and construction to title searches – essential services during this coronavirus pandemic? This too is very controversial. Our national panel today will discuss.

The National Real Estate Markets: COVID-19 Effect

On our show today: So everyone has a fascination with NYC Real Estate. Some would ask why? Well we are the greatest city on earth and with that comes many things. One being the super-hyped housing market in NYC. Price, price, price. But just like life anywhere in the world we have our dramas, intrigue, shocking situations, emotional ups and downs, strong opinions, and an entitlement that can be all consuming. With that said the real estate industry is not immune and it seems like ALL OF LIFE plays out in our day to day dealings with people. Oy! People... I always say, ‘what a business’. You cannot make this stuff up. Sit back, pour your coffee or cocktail and listen as my panel tells stories of sex, intrigue, drama and relationships. Some shocking, some funny but all true.

Comedy Hour: Funny Real Estate Stories

Our show is about everything Real Estate to every consumer in the New York marketplace and on occasion we also focus on the national market place.brbr The program will provide you with the most educated approach to a deal including introduction to the most qualified resources in the business of real estate to successfully, buy and close a transaction. brbr In particular we will focus on the local Manhattan market. We will talk to sellers, buyers, agents, attorneys, and mortgage bankers, stagers and designers, all engaged in the deal to find success and happiness.brbr We will also look weekly at local and national market conditions at the beginning of every show. brbr What is the pulse on the market? Find out, by tuning in to Good Morning New York, Real Estate with Vince Rocco, broadcasting live every Tuesday at 6 AM Pacific Time, 9 AM in New York, on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel.

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