Good Morning New York, Real Estate with Vince Rocco

Buyers in New York City confront a series of choices: co-op or condo, high-rise or walk-up, a second bathroom or just steps from the subway? But there seems to be consensus on at least one decision — whether to hire a real estate lawyer.

Teams of real estate agents working together has become a phenomenon in NYC real estate firms. There are many teams throughout the city but it isn’t always an easy way to do business.

A real estate article of faith once had it that mid to late-February, the start of the so-called spring season, was the best time to list a property.

Considering a career in real estate?

To determine whether you should take the plunge, let’s look at the five reasons to be (and not to be) a real estate agent.

1. flexibility

2. money

3. Its emotional

4. Career mobiity

5. Its hard work

New York City's luxury real estate market cooled considerably in 2016, with the number of high-end sales down 18 percent.

Experts blamed co-ops for the decline, as demand has shifted to condos instead.

The 747 Dinner Club - how to utilize your best skills to connect with people and turn this into world class business.

In an ever-increasingly crowded marketplace, effective agent branding has never been so important.

Real Estate is a difficult career in NYC. It used to be a second and third career for most. Today it's becoming a career that millennials are taking over and finding great success. Matthew Cohen, my friend will discuss with me plus some fun banter.