Staten Island Real Estate Blog
Welcome to my Staten Island real estate blog where I share monthly market reports, home selling strategies, buyer guidance, and neighborhood insights to help you make informed real estate decisions.
Staten Island Housing Market January 2026
While homes are selling, today’s market rewards sellers who are strategic and buyers who are well-advised. Overpricing can lead to longer market times, while well-positioned homes continue to attract strong interest.
Just Sold in Eltingville: Negotiating Under List Price at 61 …
In today’s Staten Island market, buying successfully isn’t just about finding a home—it’s about understanding pricing, timing, and leverage. My role is to help buyers see beyond the list price, assess true market value, and negotiate with confidence while protecting…
New Co-op Law in Effective NYC
🚨 NYC Co-op Update 🚨 Co-op boards are now required to approve or deny completed applications within 45 days under a new NYC law.
Just Sold in New Springville Staten Island | 11 Cooper …
11 Cooper Terrace in New Springville, Staten Island sold for $515,000. Learn how strategy and local expertise led to a successful home sale.
New Listing at The Tides at Charleston: First-Floor Primary Suite …
If you’re exploring 55+ communities, or downsizing options on Staten Island, this is a wonderful opportunity to consider.
Winterstorm prep in NYC
Winter Storms in NYC: How to Protect Your Pipes & Water Meter From FreezingWinter storms in New York can be beautiful… until you wake up to no water, frozen pipes, or a burst line flooding the basement.When temperatures drop below…
Staten Island November / December 2025 Housing Market Update
Big picture: The Staten Island market closed out 2025 with strong buyer activity, steady pricing, and healthy absorption, even as inventory remained selective.
The Fine Print On HOA Rules Buyers Often Miss
An HOA can offer a great deal of value to homeowners, but it can also impose a lot of restrictions. Unfortunately, homeowners often find themselves in hot water with their associations because they didn’t read the rules closely enough. To…