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405 West 23rd Street
Chelsea, NYC / $585,000
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Chelsea, NYC / $749,000
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Susan is professional, responsive and honest. Those are the three most important traits for a broker to have.
To me, the three most important traits in a real estate broker are professionalism, responsiveness, and honesty. In my opinion, these are Susan’s three best qualities. She is far and away the best agent I’ve ever met in terms of these attributes, and she’s a real pleasure to work with. I’d recommend her without hesitation. She’s incredibly knowledgeable about the Chelsea area and the buildings within the neighborhood.
Henry G.
Extremely pleasant, comfortable and successful experience.
My experience working with Susan was extremely pleasant and comfortable. Susan took the time to understand what I was looking for in an apartment and helped me find just the right one. Susan was thoughtful, patient, extremely professional and always responsive. She was able to facilitate and expedite the process so that both the seller and I were very pleased with the timetable. I believe that Susan is a strong negotiator who worked diligently to ensure that both parties moved smoothly towards an agreement and ultimately a contract. I can say for certain that I will turn to Susan again when I am in need of a real estate agent and I highly recommend her to all.
Mary G.
The "Queen of London Terrace," has orchestrated two purchases and a sale for me over the last eight years. Given that back in 2013 I was undertaking my first property purchase in the USA and knew nothing about Co-Ops, I needed extra special handling. Susan was patience incarnate. She's incredibly loyal and thoughtful and always maintains great communication. A thoroughly decent person, Susan's exactly who you need on your side in the crazy world of NYC property.
Sara K
Susan Singer was our real estate broker during the recent sale of our co-op in New York. Her work was exemplary. She got the sale and the closing done rapidly. She also quickly and efficiently surmounted the many obstacles that occurred during the period between the signing of the sales contract and the closing. All this was done while we were located outside of New York City. I highly recommend her and would use her again should the opportunity present itself.
Robert S
Susan is always a step ahead. Very pro-active.
I’ve bought and sold with Susan now, and I’ve never been as comfortable with another agent as I am with her. She’s very pro-active, is always a step ahead, but she keeps me well-informed with the whole process, so there are never any surprises. I highly recommend her. In selling my apartment, I think Susan priced the property perfectly, and her negotiating skills were remarkable. On the buying end, she took care of me while still representing her seller, and I really have the utmost respect for her because of that. Whether purchasing or selling, working with Susan is a wonderful experience.
Chris J.
I recommend her strongly. Susan is an advisor, an advocate, someone you can trust. I've had the most extraordinary circumstances that she has helped me navigate. She's committed to the long term relationship and is relentless in the pursuit of solutions that work(ed) for me. I would never venture into a real estate endeavor without her.
Morgan Shorey
Susan is very professional, highly detail oriented and very easy to work with. She is a straight shooter and extremely honest with her clients, wanting the best for them. I can highly recommend her to anyone seeking a truly professional Realtor.
Anuurag B.
Susan’s guidance, support and responsiveness made all the difference.
For a number of years we thought about living in New York City but quite frankly, the entire process overwhelmed us. This past May, we met Susan and the journey towards owning an apartment began. Susan’s help, guidance and support in our quest to become NYC apartment owners were immeasurable. She was by our side, step-by-step, providing valuable information about the market, community, co-op living, etc.
Michelle S.
Susan is very professional and has tremendous experience in the Manhattan real estate market. Her expertise was a huge asset in our sale since I was handling the sale of a very unique older penthouse from long distance. Without my need to fly to New York, she handled staging,marketing and showings. Highly recommended
Hal Shapiro
Susan provides the utmost level of service to her customers. When I sought to rent out my apartment, Susan took a commanding lead on the process, organizing the marketing, board approval process, document drafting, and numerous other details that I didn’t have to worry about. She has a keen sense of the market – my apartment was in contract the day after it was listed – and a confidence that I found reassuring throughout the process. Susan’s experience and knowledge at London Terrace are unparalleled. There is no doubt that I work with Susan again.
Marc S.
Susan was our broker for the sale of our co-op in New York. Our sale was a breeze thanks to Susan. When we sat down with her the first time, she came prepared with comps, and after viewing the apartment, she set the initial price that was just right. She was able to find buyers who truly loved our apartment, and we sold the apartment very quickly with no drama. Great communication and really accommodating. Having said that, what sets her truly apart from other brokers is her decades of experience imo (e.g. setting the right price, understanding the market and target audience). Highly recommended.
Y Nam
Susan didn’t just find me an apartment, she found me my home. Buying and selling in this city can be frustrating and, let’s face it, plain awful. But Susan was always there with her sage advice, reassuring words, and to tell me to “breathe.” Her support was needed and much appreciated. And in the end, I didn’t just find a home, I gained a friend.
Vicki Jacobson

LOVING LIFE IN MIDTOWN EAST

Midtown East Treasure
New York City is known for its hustle and bustle, 24/7/365; Midtown East is no exception. Home to world-renowned shops, buildings, museums, and restaurants, this neighborhood really comes to life in the evening, after the 9-to-5 workday rush. If you are looking for an amazing place to call your home in Midtown East then you have to check out my listing here. This newly renovated home features a large bedroom, kitchen and living room with six windows and four closets! Your windowed kitchen features stainless steel appliances, ample counter space and a service entrance (tres chic). The bath is updated and windowed, offering everything your lifestyle requires.
 
When you are not enjoying the happiness of your home there are a ton of things to do in the Midtown East area. Here are ten activities that any Midtown East explorer ought to try.
Stock Exchange
A Creative Commons image: New York City Skyline | © Don DeBold/Grand Central Station
VISIT THE TIMELESS GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL

One of the city’s most breathtaking buildings, Grand Central Terminal sees over 750,000 people pass through its halls on a daily basis. Spanning over 49 acres and 44 platforms, it is the largest train station in the world. After getting lost in the celestial ceiling mural above the main concourse, head over to the Whispering Gallery, located in front of the Oyster Bar, with a friend: whisper into the wall, and if you both are standing at diagonal arches you will be able to hear one another.

Bar

A Creative Commons image: Need a glass | © Mohamed Aymen Bettaieb/Flickr

DINE AT SOFIA WINE BAR

‘Homey, warm and inviting’ perfectly describes this intimate wine bar, which offers up a great selection of small dishes and dozens of wines by the bottle or glass. Cheese lovers should start out with some burrata and prosciutto or go for the meat-and-cheese platter—you really can’t go wrong with either. Whether you are looking for a new restaurant for date night or just a casual dinner with friends, Sofia Wine Bar is a must for tourists and New Yorkers alike.

 

Buildings

A Creative Commons image: Seagram Building | © Tom Ravenscrodt/Flickr

SEE THE SEAGRAM BUILDING

Constructed in 1958, and designed by German architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the Seagram Building stands as an icon of modernism. By setting the building back 100 feet from Park Avenue, Mies created an open plaza, unique at the time of its construction. Although its design may seem commonplace now, this elegant building set the standard for modern American architecture.
Buildings

A Creative Commons image: Standard Hotel Rooftop | © Prayitno/Flickr

COCKTAILS AT UPSTAIRS AT THE KIMBERLY

This trendy rooftop bar on the 31st floor of The Kimberly Hotel offers 360-degree views of the city and an exceptional view of the Chrysler building. With a retractable glass ceiling, heated floors, and an outdoor fireplace, Upstairs at The Kimberly is the perfect bar for any season. Although drinks might be pricy, the views make it worth the extra couple of bucks.

 

Bridge

A Creative Commons image: Going to the City | © John St John/Flickr

EXPLORE THE QUEENSBORO BRIDGE

Many tourists and New Yorkers find themselves walking across only one bridge in New York: the Brooklyn Bridge. Yet there are over ten bridges in the city that have pedestrian lanes, including the Queensboro Bridge (also known as the 59th Street Bridge). Take in the views of the East Side and make the half a half-hour walk to Long Island City, a burgeoning area in its own right.

Mall

 A Creative Commons image: Museum of Modern Art, MOMA, courtyard, New York City | © David McSpadden/Flickr

VISIT MOMA

One of New York’s most impressive museums, the Museum of Modern Art spans six floors of exhibits with almost 200,000 works from over 10,000 artists. Collections include an expansive array of paintings, sculptures, and films, with works from the likes of Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, and Vincent Van Gogh. MoMA is now open seven days a week, with free admission on Fridays between 4PM and 8PM.

Macaroons

 A Creative Commons image: Macarons | © davitydave/Flickr

INDULGE AT MACARON CAFÉ

Macarons are notorious for being expensive little treats, but for those who truly love them, few desserts can compare. Macaron Café is a tiny spot on 59th Street and Madison Avenue that is home to some incredible French cookies. Amidst a vast amount of colorful delights, the Early Grey and Passion Fruit flavors are two standouts.

Building

A Creative Commons image: St. Patrick’s Cathedral (HDR) | © Bryce Edwards/Flickr

VISIT ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL

Regardless of your religious creed, St. Patrick’s is worth the visit. This towering, Neo-Gothic church opened in 1879 and is one of the few peaceful places in the city that never sleeps. Recently, the cathedral unveiled its immaculate, pressure-washed facade, part of the ongoing $175 million renovation which is meant to be complete in late 2015. A trip to New York is not complete without a visit to this majestic landmark.

 

SAKS & COMPANY

A Creative Commons image: Saks & Company Latticework | © Andy C/Google

SHOP AT SAKS FIFTH AVENUE

Whether actually purchasing something or merely window shopping, visitors can find some great, high-end goods at Saks Fifth Avenue. Come Christmas time, Saks puts on a dazzling display of lights across the department store’s exterior each evening. This holiday spectacle perfectly coincides with the merriest time of the year.

 

Building View

 A Creative Commons image: Rockefeller Center | © David Merrett/Flickr

VISIT ROCKEFELLER CENTER

Building, Cathedral

 

View Point

 Rooftop Garden at Rockefeller Centre | © NYCGO.com

VISIT ROCKEFELLER CENTER

Rockefeller Center is hands down one of the most highly trafficked areas in New York City. Purchase a ticket and head to the Top of the Rock’s three-story observation deck to enjoy some of the best views in all of Manhattan. If heights are not for you, on October 10th the world-famous Rink at Rockefeller Center will be open for use (through April 2016). Fast-forward two months: the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree will be lit—an event that attracts tens of thousands of visitors—on December 2nd.

If all of these activities are not enough my Midtown East Treasure also has furnished the backyard available to shareholders only for relaxing at the end of the day or grilling and sharing it with friends. Isn’t this the kind of place you want to call home? This location is the perfect combination of a full social life, while also giving you the opportunity to relax and enjoy the journey. Make your money work for you while enjoying life.

 

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Yes, I’m a New York Real Estate Specialist, but after 20 years have also learned to be an Accountant, a Therapist, a Stager, a Construction Advisor, and so much more. Drop me a line….

hello@susansingerspaces.com
212-381-4231

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