Posts Tagged ‘Culture’
Your Realtor as Your Wingman
wing·man ˈwiNGˌman,ˈwiNGmən/ noun – a person who helps, guides or supports another… My first blog of the new year is dedicated to all the hardworking, dedicated, fulltime Realtors who are truly concerned about people and always put their clients best interest above all else! Raise the bar and shine! New York State has about 52,000…
Read MoreState of the Real Estate Market December 2016
This time of the year is full with reflections of happenings, experiences and memories. Family and friends gather to celebrate, share a meal, raise a glass to be together and in the moment. The state of real estate is somewhat dormant, like much of the landscape in the northeast this time of year, with people…
Read MoreThe Truth About Real Estate (a new series): Letter of Apology to Real Estate Clients Everywhere
Dear Real Estate Clients, I apologize for the: Incompetence Overall Unawareness Sloppy Follow Up Inability to Educate Miscommunication Poor Attitude Less Than Speedy Response Time Lack of Responsibility Statements Based Loosely on Fact And general failure to act appropriately with utmost confidence and competence! BUT WAIT… SELLERS AND BUYERS alike take heed! Your Realtor is…
Read MoreCafe Realty: An Original Hudson Valley Company
October 19, 2016 was the day…Our family, friends, clients and colleagues were the audience…Great conversation, delicious food, and beverages were offered for the tasting! THANK YOU for joining us as we celebrated the Grand Opening of our NEW Mount Kisco location and our 3rd year in business. The partners: Carol Christiansen, Elisa Bruno-Midili, Walter Sadowski and…
Read MoreWhat I Learned at INMAN Connect NYC or 'Go Make Something Happen'
It’s no big secret how to maximize your business, stay ahead of the curve, on top of your industry. The INMAN CONNECT conference held in NYC was most enlightening, so I will share my takeaways: These may apply to any business, not just real estate. Look for brilliance, innovation, ideas…Raise the IQ of your industry!…
Read MoredEAD dOG pARK, a play by Barry Malawer
Dead Dog Park opened last night, in previews at the 59E59 Theatre, to a sold out crowd, this is Barry’s 4th play. It was no ordinary day for police officers Rob McDonald and Ricky Romero as the play opens. This 70 minute production unfolds, the intensity grows and the 6 actors, under the direction of…
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