‘I Negotiated a $100,000 Discount on a Home—This Room Proved It Was Overpriced’
It's the single-most important room when it comes to resale value because it's where people go first, where they spend the most time, and where they hang out.
Exclusive: Star Agent Kirsten Jordan Talks MDLNY Cancellation & Her Journey Beyond Reality TV
In an exclusive sit-down with Fancy Pants Homes, Kirsten Jordan — the first and only "Million Dollar Listing New York" female star — opens up about her life on and off the screen.
Manhattan Penthouses That Speak of Status and Luxury
These sky-high residences offer unparalleled amenities, breathtaking views, and exceptional design, making them some of the most coveted properties in the world.
NY Times: Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn
A roughly 1,320-square-foot co-op studio with 13-foot ceilings, an open floor plan, two enclosed sleeping areas, a windowed kitchen with a breakfast bar.
Discover the Conover, the Most Luxurious New Development Condo in Brooklyn’s Red Hook Neighborhood
This exclusive offering, already 50% sold, redefines urban living with a blend of sophistication, authenticity, and creativity that mirrors the vibrant spirit of the locale.
Slim Pickings and Hot Competition in NYC’s Ultra-Lux Rentals
Other prominent luxury rental buildings emerging from the pack include Avery Hall’s One Boerum Place in Brooklyn and Anagram Columbus Circle on the Upper West Side.
A one-bedroom, one-bath, 1,000-square-foot apartment with a working marble fireplace in the open living and dining room; built-in cabinets, marble countertops and a walnut island in the windowed kitchen.
7 House Hunting Tips if You're Over 60, According to Real Estate Experts
Whether you’re planning to retire, relocating to be near family, or just looking to make a lifestyle change, there are plenty of reasons to start house hunting as a senior.
For $34.9M, Be the First to Live in This Smartly Renovated Central Park West Home
This available residence on the upper floors of the Trump International Hotel and Tower at 1 Central Park West is a combination of two units and the result of a three-year renovation.
This $39 Million NYC Condo Offers Sky-high Views Above Central Park
There are few more prestigious addresses than One Central Park West on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, and the owners of this fabulous residence spared no expense in renovating this five-bedroom home.
Celebrity Agent Launches Biophilic Condo La Botanica
Kirsten Jordan, a top agent at Douglas Elliman and cast member on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing NY, is launching sales at La Botanica – a new biophilic boutique condo in the East Village.
$4.8M Long Island City Condo Sets New Sales Record in Queens
The three-bedroom home, which was listed for $4,995,000 in January, measures 5,400 square feet across two levels on the top floor of the Arris Lofts at 27-28 Thomson Avenue.
For $6M, This Classic Central Park South Co-op Has Park Views, Possibilities, and Space to Spare
On the 12th floor of the iconic copper-topped Hampshire House co-op at 150 Central Park South, this 2,640-square-foot residence has a parkside seat and the views to match.
Home Sellers Lower Asking Prices as Mortgage Rates Rise
Real estate adviser Kirsten Jordan discusses rising mortgage rates and the 'cloudy' housing market as first-time homebuyers grapple with surging prices and low demand.
$2.7M Noho Loft is in a Perfect Downtown Location With a Private Roof Terrace to Top It Off
On a picture-perfect tree-lined street, surrounded by, well, everything, this 1,400-square-foot home has the additional perk of a huge private roof deck from which to gaze at the city skyline.
5 Gut-renovated Manhattan Co-ops for Sale Under $2,750,000
To help with your search, here are five gut-renovated co-ops listed for less than $3,000,000 in Sutton Place, Greenwich Village, Upper West Side, Lenox Hill, and Soho.
Agents, Developers See Bright Future for New NYC Condos
The developer behind the David Adjaye-designed condo tower at 130 William Street is riding high after a frenzied year for the city’s new development market.
Grammy Winner Kenny ‘Babyface’ Edmonds’ Former Midtown Townhouse Asks $5.7M
The four-story townhouse at 241 East 52nd Street on a classic Midtown Manhattan block is the former residence of 12-time Grammy winner Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds.
Kenneth ‘Babyface’ Edmonds’ Former Midtown Spread Asks $5.7M
A Turtle Bay townhouse once owned by 12-time Grammy-Award-winning R&B singer/composer/producer Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds is back on the market for $5.69 million.
A Day in the Life of Kirsten Jordan, the New York Broker Who's Closed $500 Million in Deals and Swears by This Daily Routine From 5:15 a.m. To 9:30 P.m.
Kirsten Jordan is a New York real-estate agent who has handled more than $500 million in deals.
New vs. Resale: Kirsten Jordan on What to Consider When Buying a NYC Condominium
Kirsten Jordan is the first female cast member on Bravo TV’s Million Dollar Listing New York, but the real estate broker has been a powerhouse behind the scenes for years now.
Do I Need to Clean Up My Attic Before I List My House?
Sellers should focus on the rooms where people spend the most time, but if you have the budget and time, staging the attic can offer a bonus for buyers.
Kirsten Jordan Opens Up About Finally Starting Her Own Team
"After a lot of really hard conversations about the future, I have finally decided it is time to leave my old brokerage to jump on my own and go to Elliman and start my own team,"
Investors Say Car Condos Are 'Better Than Owning an Apartment'
With a rise in vehicle ownership and a decline in available street parking, Manhattan investors are betting big on car condos as New Yorkers prepare to return to in-person work.
Manhattan’s Newest Covid-Age Real Estate Bet: Condos for Cars
A Manhattan garage operator is betting that city dwellers in the Covid age are driving more, and would pay a premium for a personal place to put their cars.
Manhattan’s Newest Covid-Age Real Estate Bet: Condos for Cars
A Manhattan garage operator is betting that city dwellers in the Covid age are driving more, and would pay a premium for a personal place to put their cars.
