Tag Archives: relocation

My partner and I are looking to move to New York City with our 3 dogs. What resources should we review prior to working with a broker?

Posted April 26 by Dottie Herman, Leave a comment

Q: My partner, along with 3 dogs (2 small and 1 medium sized) and myself are likely to be relocating to NYC. We have visited but never lived in the city and have very cursory knowledge of the various neighborhoods. What resources do you suggest I review prior to working with an agent? I don’t want to waste the agent’s time and money, nor mine. Best Regards. Read More.

What types of relocation services do you offer?

Posted February 17 by Team Elliman, Leave a comment

Q: I was wondering what you offered in terms of relocation services. Read More.

How does a co-op work? Are appliances included? How soon should I start working with an agent?

Posted December 6 by Team Elliman, Leave a comment

Q:  I will be relocating to NYC within a few years for work and have started casually looking around for housing options.  I had a few questions. How exactly does a co-op work? Are appliances generally included? How soon ahead of moving should I start working with a real estate agent? Read More.

Relocating abroad and need to rent out my apartment

Posted October 28 by Team Elliman, Leave a comment

Q: I am the owner of a condo in Midtown Manhattan. I am shortly relocating abroad for a few years and need to rent out my apartment. How do I go about doing this? Read More.

Need help relocating to Manhattan

Posted October 24 by Team Elliman, Leave a comment

Q: We are looking to relocate to New York City in Winter 2012-2013. I have lived in NYC in the past and found an apartment search to be somewhat like a rat race – literally running around with different brokers to be shown dingy apartments and pressured into completing paperwork the same day.
  With the New York market so competitive, this frenzy of apartment searches makes it almost impossible to thorough vet if a building is well managed and if the neighborhood is suitable. While that may have been suitable for a bachelor in his twenties, it is not so for a married couple thinking about starting a family. So as we look ahead a year, we are wondering if now is actually a good time to start thinking about neighborhoods, budgets, communities, schools, etc. Should we rent or buy? … Read More.