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Spring Has Sprung

As we head out of winter and into lighter, brighter, and a bit warmer days, just about everyone is ready to step outside and breathe a little of that fresh spring air. This time of year always brings with it a renewed sense of excitement, along with a desire to get outside and enjoy the

Celebrating Black History Month

Celebrated yearly, Black History Month is a time to learn and understand Black history and culture while going beyond the stories of racism and slavery to spotlight and celebrate Black achievement. It’s an opportunity for Americans to gain a greater understanding of the details surrounding a part of our nation’s history. Many important events

What Questions Should You be Asking Your Real Estate Agent

Whether you’re buying or selling, it’s always a good idea to ask your potential real estate agent a couple of questions first before deciding who is the best person to help you with your real estate needs. As 2021 is underway, many people are thinking about their next move. For almost a year,

Shop Local, Eat Local – How You Can Support Your Local Brooklyn Businesses

If there is one thing, we can all agree on is, this year has been like no other. Throughout almost all of 2020, things have looked a bit different and this holiday season is no exception. As we brace for a potential second wave of COVID-19 shutdowns here in New York City, independent

Giving Back to Our Community this Holiday Season

With every holiday season comes the opportunity to spread love and cheer by giving back to the local citizens in our community. For many people, the holidays are a difficult time of year, and as a result of the current health crisis, 2020 has been especially hard on our neighbors who are experiencing poverty, hunger,

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

When talking about the city of Brooklyn, one can’t help but acknowledge the fact that it is a melting pot of many different cultures which is one of the reasons why the borough is a sought-after destination. Of the many different ethnicities that make up our country, Hispanics are the nation’s second-fastest-growing racial or ethnic

How to Enjoy a Brooklyn Night Out Despite the Pandemic

As New York City slowly continues moving forward in re-opening, residents in the five boroughs have been doing their best to enjoy these summer days. After a couple of long months indoors, for the most part, people seem ready to venture out. This doesn’t mean ditching the masks or attending large gatherings, but instead

How the Pandemic Has Affected Big City Living

After almost three months of sheltering in place, many people have had quite a few realizations about their lives and what’s most important to them. Certain aspects that were once high on the priority list are no longer the case, and things that were at one time “a must have” are being replaced by different

How Technology Is Changing the Real Estate Industry

Technology has impacted as well as revolutionized the way in which we do business. Not only has it changed what we do and how we do it, it has brought about new and exciting ways for just about every industry, and real estate is no exception. These days, no matter where you are, the

Brooklyn – A Melting Pot of Cultures

As one of the five boroughs that make up New York City, Brooklyn, is the most populous. If it were to be its own separate city, it would be the third-largest in the United States, right after Los Angeles and Chicago, although those stats may soon change. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the borough’s