Year In Review
This last year has been unprecedented. After not being able to work for over 100 days in 2020, we were very unsure of how 2021 was going to pan out. Our NYC real estate team decided to pivot and move to Compass during an uncertain time. However, looking back this was the move that began our domino effect. As a tiny but mighty-team of three, we did over $25M in sales volume and we cant wait to beat this number in 2022.
Additionally, our squad grew. Our newest daughter Rayna made her arrival in September, just in time for Q4! With Ray joining us earth-side, personally I had to pump the brakes a bit. But our business certainly did not. We are preparing for a jam packed Q1, with multiple new listings coming to market. As well as new buyers eager to pull the trigger. We anticipate 2022 to be just as good, if not better than 2021. Wishing everyone a prosperous year ahead. Happy New Year!
Give Back
This holiday season I wanted to highlight an organization that I've spent some time with, the Soup Kitchen and Pantry at the Church of Holy Apostles located at 296 9th Avenue. Before the pandemic my team and I dedicated one day a month to volunteer here. Once pregnant I took a break due to covid risk but I am excited to get back to our volunteering in 2022.
Their mission is to feed the hungry, comfort the afflicted, seek justice for people experiencing homelessness, and provide hope and opportunity to those in need. Help a New Yorker with no place to go for the holidays.
Market Report
The media is finally calling it what it is, a sellers market! With low inventory and multiple offers on each unit - the new year should bring on new prices as well.
We anticipate levels to eventually rise given the supply and demand.
This year we saw tons of activity and we don't anticipate the traffic slowing down. Bring on 2022!
Celebrate The Holidays In NYC
Despite the recent spike in Omicron, holiday activities in New York City are not slowing down. Here are a few of my fave things to do during the season.
1. Visit arguably the most famous Christmas tree in America, at Rockefeller Center. The tree will be on display from December 1, 2021, to the 1st week in January 2022.
2. Cirque du Soleilβs first-ever Christmas show, βTwas the Night Beforeβ¦ is the collaboration your family and friends will love.
3. Take a stroll through Bryant Park. The Winter Village has hot cocoa, ice-skating, open-air holiday markets, unique gifts, a bite to eat, and even cocktails.
4. Admire stores such as Bergdorf Goodman, Saks, Macyβs, and Tiffany & Co. as they reveal their Holiday themed-windows in November in elaborate lighting shows along the iconic 5th avenue.