Ep 6. New York brokers teach their clients to compromise and learn a few new tricks along the way
- January 10, 2013
In the fifth season of Selling New York, episode six, viewers will witness New York brokers teach their clients the art of compromise. As with anything in life, buying or selling a home requires give and take, and the brokers featured on this episode have mastered the art of negotiating.
Throughout the episode, viewers will see how brokers go above and beyond to find their clients the perfect home. No request seems too big or small as they strive to meet the specific needs and wants of their buyers.
Additionally, the brokers on this episode will provide clients with new tricks and tips to make buying or selling a home a smoother process. These tricks may include staging tips, prepping a home for sale, or creating a more attractive listing.
As always, the New York real estate market is fast-paced, and the episode showcases various properties that may have been on the market for some time or newly listed. The brokers will work tirelessly to ensure their clients receive the best deals possible.
Ben Jacobs and his Nest Seekers team have several clients looking for luxury properties. However, with high-price tags come high expectations, and Jacobs must navigate the challenges of finding the perfect home for his clients without breaking the bank.
Fredrik Eklund from Douglas Elliman Real Estate has a similar task ahead of him. His client is in search of a dream home that can cater to all of their needs. Can Eklund deliver?
Finally, Warburg Realty's Deborah Lupard has a unique challenge in this episode. Her client is a picky renter who has specific requirements that Lupard must meet. Lupard must use her expertise to negotiate a lease that satisfies her client.
The brokers on this episode prove that compromise is key, but also that there's always something new to learn in the world of real estate. As viewers watch brokers work tirelessly for their clients, they'll gain an understanding of the many steps required to buy or sell property in the competitive New York market.
