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Small Business Spotlight: Christy and Charles from Exit 9 Gift Emporium

Small Business Spotlight: Christy and Charles from Exit 9 Gift Emporium

Mar 24, 2022 ,,,,,,,,,,,,

This month, we had the pleasure of speaking with Charles and Christine from Exit 9 Gift Emporium! We’ve worked with them for a long time – our clients might recognize some of their goodies – because we love their local business pride. Not to mention the fact that they go out of their way to […]

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Starter Guide for Aspiring Real Estate Investors

Jun 07, 2018 ,,,,,,,,,,,,

We wanted to share this very informative guide our friend Steph Young, interior designer and construction manager for Denver Life Design, sent to us for our blog. Hope this is helpful for all of you budding investors! Real Estate Investing: Common Methods for Financing Rental Properties Those considering investing in a rental property will quickly learn […]

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New Street Art Photos on our Pinterest

May 09, 2018 ,,,,,,,,

One of our favorite things to do is wander around our New York boroughs looking at all the amazing art installations and street art. It’s everywhere and helps make our lovely city colorful and vibrant. You can view amazing pieces on the side of a building or in a park or square in the form […]

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New York City’s Holiday Week Activities by Sandra Manley

Dec 26, 2017 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Twas the week before New Year’s and all through the house, the kids were anxious to get out and do something fun…. And New York City is a such a fun place to be during the week after Christmas! One of my favorite things to do during the holiday season is, act like a tourist. […]

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New Startup Aims To Bring Pedicabs Back To Their Roots by Arthur Mallet

Dec 21, 2017 ,,,,,,,,

For the past eight years being a part of the New York rickshaw community, I have been involved in marketing campaigns, last-mile delivery services, film logistics and worked the streets as a pedicab operator. When I began the city had just imposed the first regulations on pedicabs and the rules continue to evolve. These policies […]

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NYC’s Top Neighborhoods for Bikers by Jane Herro

Jun 08, 2017 ,,,,,,,,,,,

I am a Red Hook resident and rely on my bike daily to get around. NYC’s bike infrastructure has improved by leaps and bounds since I moved to the city from Milwaukee seven years ago. The De Blasio administration and the city’s Department of Transportation are making strides in their “Vision Zero” initiative, adding miles to protected bike […]

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Events and Happenings this Weekend.

Apr 12, 2017 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

It’s going to be a beautiful weekend, getting up in the 70’s again on Sunday! Hurray! Spring is here and we are planning on taking full advantage and spending our days outside this weekend. Saturday is an important day for all of us resisting the current administration and all the craziness that comes with it. […]

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Cake Shop Closing after the New Year.

Dec 29, 2016 ,,,,,,,,,

This lower east side music venue gem has been open for a decade and just announced it’s shutting it doors.  Indie music lovers across all five boroughs are mourning The Cake Shop’s loss.  It actually beat the odds staying open for so long with rents soaring in the neighborhood around it.  According to this Brooklyn […]

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Nutcracker Rouge Through January 7th.

Dec 27, 2016 ,,,,,,,

Nutcracker Rouge will be playing in Fort Greene until January 7th. “A sexy take on the classical ballet, featuring opera, circus, vaudeville, burlesque” is a good way to describe what to expect at this show but we would add that it’s also mesmerizing with both moments of ethereal beauty and hilarity. Everyone we know who has […]

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Finally Some Good News for Renters!

Aug 15, 2016 ,,,,,

  This has been a crazy decade for real estate in New York City.  The rapid growth in Brooklyn is just one factor.  We have all been watching as rents skyrocket.  Well, good news renters!  The five year “development boom” has driven the cost of rentals down.  As more new inventory continues to hit the […]

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