Here’s your chance to own a page of New York’s literary history. In The Bronx, a 10,000-square-foot mansion formerly owned by the late poet Stanley Moss is on the market again with a new — and discounted — asking price, The Post has learned. The writer, who died in July at age 99, attempted to sell this […]
The real estate industry stands at the brink of an historic generational wealth transfer, and Christie’s International Real Estate Group (“Christie’s”) is not just prepared—it’s leading the charge. In our latest New York Minute, TRD sat down with Howard Morrel and Leslie Hirsch to learn how they’re helping clients navigate this complicated and high-stakes process.
The reflective black-glass facade provides an air of anonymity to the 78-story Metropolitan Tower, making it a large part of its appeal to buyers seeking privacy. Leslie Hirsch, an agent with Christie’s, has sold more than 300 units here with her partner Howard Morrel. Their clients seek it out for its location, Central Park views, […]
“I think the industry will recognize this move as a natural extension of Christie’s unmatched work in both fi ne art and luxury real estate — and a necessary response to this unique moment,” said Hirsch, who co-leads the Morrel Hirsch & Advisors team with Morrel at Christie’s International Real Estate Group.
Christies International Real Estate Group, headquartered in New York City, has launched its new Trusts and Estates Division, to advise on the sales aspects along with all the complex related services required by attorneys, executors, trustees, heirs, and family offices. “The real estate market is on the precipice of the greatest generational wealth transfer in history,” said Howard Morrel, co-founder of the new division. “Attorneys and their clients are swamped with complex issues, new demands, and stunning new valuations. This launch is strategically timed to be at the forefront of this moment.”
PRESS RELEASE Christie’s International Real Estate Group Responds to “Historic Moment of Generational Wealth Transfer”— Drafts Industry Veterans Howard Morrel & Leslie Hirsch to Launch New Trusts & Estates Division — Will Serve Attorneys, Executors, Trustees, Family Offices and Private Individuals with Expanded Services to Handle Growing Complexities and Valuations of Estate Sales and Trust-Owned […]
Ridgewood, NJ (July 2024) — Christie’s International Real Estate Group, exclusive affiliate for the tri-state area of global luxury real estate network Christie’s International Real Estate, is proud to announce that several of its associates have earned the network’s 2024 Luxury Specialist certification after attending its two-day Agents Conference.
Christie's International Real Estate aims to tap an 'historic moment of generational wealth transfer' with its New York-based service.
New York City’s most successful real estate agents make it their business to know the city’s highlights, hot spots, secrets, and specialties; many are NYC natives or longtime residents whose love for the city’s streets and avenues adds indisputable value to their career of choice. We’ve asked a few top agents to tell us about their favorite neighborhoods and share their views on what the city’s future may hold. Read on for insights from Leslie Hirsch, a...
In Midtown’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, where the vibe is decidedly urban but firmly residential, this classic co-op at 514 West 50th Street would make a great landing pad from which to experience the city. Asking $450,000, the cozy space is framed by wood floors, painted brick, and a decorative fireplace.
Attempting to buy a co-op is akin to a job application on steroids.
On a postcard-perfect West Village street among the neighborhood’s historic brownstones, this garden co-op at 72 Perry Street is a rare chance to live a bohemian dream not often found in today’s New York City.
A Manhattan apartment owned by music industry veteran and native New Yorker Clive Davis sold this week for $4.2 million, Mansion Global has learned. That buyer saw the 13th- and 14th-floor apartment, most recently asking $4.495 million, before the pandemic, she added. “I knew he was the buyer as soon as he walked in,” the agent explained. “But then Covid happened and he held back.” He returned in November, however, and then again in the spring. They ...
Back in 2008, financial whizz turned property developer Kate Shin had a vision to transform an historic Upper East Side carriage house built in 1899 into a super-luxe townhouse.
The iconic Manhattan townhouse known as the “Waterfall Mansion” has recently hit the market for $34 million. The house was originally built in 1899 and was the home of Leslie and D.D. Tillett, well-known textile designers
From high-profile design commissions to exciting listings, there is always something new happening in the world of real estate. In this roundup, AD PRO has everything you need to know.
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