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Compére Collective Presents: Ellipsis Rare Books Pop-Up 2025

Compére Collective Presents: Ellipsis Rare Books Pop-Up 2025

Mar 06, 2025 ,,,,,,,,,

On Saturdays and Sundays in March, we are hosting Ellipsis Rare Books in a pop-up shop! Described as, “Purveyors of words on paper specializing in rare, unusual, and out-of-print books relating to occultism, spiritualism, weird fiction, folklore, art, and formerly forbidden knowledge from Alchemy to Zen,” Ellipsis Rare Books boasts an eclectic collection that we […]

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5 Things to Keep in Mind For Selecting the Right Property Management Firm

Mar 05, 2025 ,,,,,,,,,

When it comes to running a building smoothly, having the right property management firm can make a big difference. A great firm keeps operations seamless, costs under control, and residents happy. The wrong one? That’s where headaches, miscommunication, and surprise expenses creep in. So, how do you know if it’s time for a change—and more […]

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Red Hook Finally Has a Local Bank! – Welcome

Feb 12, 2025 ,,,,,,,,,,

Red Hook residents no longer have to travel to obtain affordable banking services!  At Realty Collective, we are thrilled to welcome Spring Bank to Red Hook—bringing accessible, transparent, and community-focused banking right to our doorstep! Realty Collective is honored to have worked with Spring Bank to help them secure their place in Red Hook. A […]

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What the Broker Fee Changes Mean For You

Dec 17, 2024 ,,,,,,,

New York City’s City Council recently passed the FARE Act, meaning tenants are no longer responsible for paying broker fees. Instead, that cost will now be passed on to landlords or management companies and most tenants will no longer have to foot the bill. Let’s take a closer look at what that means for you. […]

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What You Should Know About The ‘Wild West’ of Broker Agreements

Dec 16, 2024 ,,,,,,,

The role of brokers in New York City is changing quickly – and while many argue these changes will benefit New Yorkers, it’s still vital to be a smart consumer. We’ve already discussed what the City Council’s recent passage of the FARE Act means for renters (an end to footing the bill for broker’s fees […]

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Here’s How To Find Out If You Have Lead Pipes

Dec 16, 2024 ,,,,,,,,,

As much as 30% of the pipes delivering water to New Yorkers may be made of lead, reported Gothamist this week. And while those odds may be in your favor, it’s certainly more comforting to know for sure whether your building’s pipes are affected. Fortunately, you have a few tools at your disposal. You can […]

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It’s Heat Season in NYC: Here’s How to Deal With No Heat (Or Too Much)

Dec 16, 2024 ,,,,,,

It’s Heat Season in New York City! And while you may not have had to break out the extra warm gear just yet, your building is still obligated to follow the law. If outdoor temps drop below 55 degrees between 6 AM and 10 PM, the heat must be on, and your apartment should be […]

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What is the Due Diligence Process When Buying in NYC?

Oct 25, 2024 ,,,,,,,,,

Conducting proper due diligence is a critical step in the New York City real estate buying process. It comes as the final step before the signing of the contract of sale and typically lasts 5-7 business days. Your buyer’s agent has advised you on the type of property, layout, and even some basic flaws. We […]

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Know Your Rights When It Comes To Security Deposits in NYC

Oct 16, 2024 ,,,,,,

If you’re a responsible renter who does a reasonable job with the cleaning and upkeep of your place, getting your security deposit back after move-out day shouldn’t be difficult. Countless New Yorkers can attest, though, that the deposit battle between landlord and tenant can be a fruitless time-suck that feels weighted in favor of the […]

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Beyond the Feel-Good Choice: Why It Makes Sense to Work With a Small Broker

Sep 12, 2024 ,,,,,,,

Look, obviously, we’re a bit biased. As an ethics-driven, woman-owned, small business that’s managed to survive in the hypercompetitive New York City real estate market for two decades, urging buyers and sellers to take a chance on a small business is a no-brainer. But you might be surprised by how much sense it makes from […]

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