Landlord – 63rd West Realty

March 19th, 2010

For Rent

Courtesy of 63rd West Realty:

The 63rd West Realty apartment complex is conveniently located on Manhattan’s trendy Upper West side between Amsterdam and West End Avenues. Several of New York’s attractions are just within walking distance: Central Park, Lincoln Center (Alice Tully Hall, Metropolitan Opera House), Columbus Circle, and the Time Warner Center, just to name a few. In addition there is a wide array of restaurants, bars, bookstores, music stores, cinemas, pharmacies and supermarkets just steps away. You also won’t have to worry about transportation:

The 1 and 9 train is located only one block from the complex as are several bus lines.

Our unit complex offers you a wide variety of apartments: Studio apartments, 1-3 bedroom apartments, as well as Duplexes. The apartments face both 63rd as well as 64th Street. You are probably also interested in knowing that there is a laundry room as well a gym on property. Moreover, we offer a 24-hour concierge and security.

Info:

244 W 64th St
New York, NY 10023
Phone – (212) 769-2000

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New Listings – East Village Property Management LLC

March 19th, 2010

346 East 13th St

Company Info:

350 East 13th Street
New York, NY 10003
212-505-2499
Website

Availabilities:

June 1, 2010

516 East 12th Street:
$2,400.00 — 2 BR, exposed brick, secure building with keyless entry system, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, stainless steel kitchen appliances, custom cabinetry, ceramic tile in bathroom.

$2,500.00 — 2 BR, exposed brick, secure building with keyless entry system, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, stainless steel kitchen appliances, custom cabinetry, ceramic tile in bathroom.

441 East 12th Street:
$2,600.00 — 2 BR, stackable washer/dryer, dishwasher, 2 full bath, exposed brick, secure building with keyless entry system, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, stainless steel kitchen appliances, custom cabinetry, ceramic tile bathroom.

346 East 13th Street:
$3,800.00 — 3 BR, washer/dryer, 1.5 BTH, exposed brick, secure building with keyless entry system, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, stainless steel kitchen appliances, custom cabinetry, ceramic tile bathroom.

*** BY APPOINTMENT ONLY ***

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The Ventura – Apartments for Rent

March 19th, 2010

Courtesy of Related Rentals:

Just steps from Central Park and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Ventura is one of the most distinctive residences built on the Upper East Side in years. A full-service luxury apartment building in the classic tradition, The Ventura provides round-the-clock concierge service, a lavishly-equipped fitness center, a lushly landscaped rooftop sun terrace, and the warm welcome home of a rich wood-paneled lobby.

Approx. Prices for Apartments for Rent at the Ventura (from City Realty):

  • Studios from $2,125 to $2,675
  • 1 Bedroom from $2,875 to $3,775
  • 2 Bedrooms from $4,775 to $6,975

AVAILABILITIES

Address:

240 East 86th Street
New York, NY

Contact:

Website
Email
Tel: 212-585-0086

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How to Visualize Clearly What You Want

March 19th, 2010

Visualization

By Henri Junttila:

You’re already using visualization every second of every day, so why not take conscious control over it and start creating the life you want? Visualization is essential if you want to get what you want and make your dreams come true.

Most people dwell on the negative and constantly stress, worry, fear and hate. This only creates more of the same and makes you feel bad. You are the master of your life and only you can decide how it will play out. You are the only one that can take responsibility.

When I started reading about visualization, I thought I couldn’t do it, because I didn’t see anything when I closed my eyes. I had read about people being able to see vivid images and colors.

I have since then discovered that this is a very common problem. The truth is that you don’t have to have your own high-tech LCD monitor in your brain. When I visualize I mostly see black, red and other colors, but I FEEL what I see.

We’re all different, so let whatever you “see” be okay. The most important thing is to feel the visualization and invoke the feelings of having what you desire. With all that said, let’s look at how you can make this happen. This is deceptively simple, so read on…

CLARITY

Before you start, you have to get clear on what you want, and I mean what you truly want. Visualization is effective, but if you’re visualizing money, cars and things you don’t really need, it’s not going to work as well, at least that has been my experience.

So what should to visualize? I’ve found that visualizing who I want to be and how I want to help people works amazingly well. I believe we all have something to share. We all have to ability to help someone.

Get clear on what you want. What would you do if money wasn’t an issue? The more you follow your passion, the happier you’ll be. There is no need to make money just for money’s sake, not in today’s world.

RELAXATION

Once you’ve gotten clear on what you want, you can lie down or sit, whichever you prefer. Start to relax and go through your whole body beginning with your toes and working your way up to your head, slowly.

Usually when I’m done with this exercise I take it a step further and count from 10 to 1, telling my body that with each number, my relaxation doubles. You can do this as many times as you want and use whatever commands you desire.

VISUALIZATION

Now that you’re completely relaxed, start visualizing and see yourself already having what you want. If you want a new job, see yourself in that job. Include every little detail you can imagine. What does it smell like? Who do you work with? Do you have to commute?

Add anything that is important to you. Imagine it as vividly as you can. Try to feel, smell, see and hear everything. If you aren’t getting a strong enough feeling, it’s time to supersize. Make everything bigger, brighter and louder. Use the operative system of your brain.

What I do is I ask my brain questions while I am visualizing, such as:

  • What would this feeling feel like two times stronger?
  • How would this feel like with the picture ten times bigger?
  • How would it feel to have everything I desire?

Your brain automatically answers questions, so make sure you ask the right ones. For example, avoid negative questions, such as “what should I avoid.”

LETTING GO

I’ve identified a pattern in my life. I have no trouble attracting smaller items, but when I go for the big stuff, it gets harder. The bigger it is, the more emotional charge it has. We’re often very attached to the outcome if we want to attract something significant, like a house or a relationship.

This is why it is so important to let go once you’re done visualizing. This can be done through many different ways. I personally like to use EFT, which helps neutralize resistance and bad feelings by balancing the energy in your body.

CONCLUSION

Visualization is not rocket science. You were born with an exceptional imagination. Use it. You can visualize as often as you want for as long as you want. There are no rules. Experiment and figure out what works for you.

It may take some practice until you get comfortable, so give it time. Visualization is a powerful tool that allows you to get what you want faster, at least that has been my experience. your mileage may vary.

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The Beekman Regent – Broker Tour on Tuesday, March 23rd at 11am

March 19th, 2010

Beekman Regent Broker Tour

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Landlord – J. Lemle

March 18th, 2010

For Rent

Courtesy of J. Lemle:

J. Lemle & Real Estate is a family business that has owned and operated buildings throughout New York City for three generations. Please come visit us at our leasing office, located at 317 East 84th Street, which is in close proximity to most of our properties. Our friendly staff would be delighted to answer any questions that you may have regarding your housing requirements. You will never pay a broker’s fee for a direct rental.

LISTINGS

Contact:

Address
317 East 84th Street
New York, NY 10028

Hours: M-F 9am-5pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12pm-5pm

Main: (212) 472-2266
Rentals: (917) 572-9695
Fax: (212) 717-8019
Website

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Riverwalk Crossing – Apartments for Rent!

March 18th, 2010

Located at 405 Main Street on Roosevelt Island, Riverwalk Crossing (pictured above) is a luxury rental property with available 1BR, 2BR, and studio apartments. The riverfront building is just four minutes away from the Upper East Side of Manhattan and boasts scenic views and impressive amenities: bicycle storage room, entertainment lounge with a large-screen TV and open kitchen, state-of-the-art health and fitness center, and landscaped rooftop sun terrace.

Brokers receive one-month OP.

  • Studios starting at $1950.
  • 1BR for $2445
  • 2BR starting at $3525

For complete list of availabilities, CLICK HERE.

Address/Contact:

405 Main Street
Roosevelt Island
Website

Leasing Representative:
Jami Bernstein
212-838-5090

General Questions:
646-735-2833

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10 Essential Tweets

March 18th, 2010

Courtesy of Entrepreneur:

As if we needed to tell you, not all tweets are created equal. Some are not only worth following, but also essential for anyone starting or running a business. This month, Entrepreneur kicks off a new feature, asking business leaders to name their 10 top Twitter feeds, and why. First up: A mix of business, culture, tech and news, chosen by our Editor-in-Chief Amy Cosper (that is, @EntMagazineAmy).

1. @TheEconomist
Direct, no-nonsense tweets on
economic news from around the world.

2. @mashable
A must-follow for social media trends, including
business, culture, and politics. Entertaining, too.

3. @OPENForum
A smart Twitter feed for those starting a business. Very good on marketing, money
and current business trends.

4. @BreakingNews
The fastest way to stay on top of world news.
These guys always seem to post first.

5. @DunkinDonuts
It’s instructive to see Dunkin’ interact with customers,
offer specials, manage the brand and keep relevant.

6. @Esquiremag
It just makes
me laugh.

7. @NakedPizza
Another instructive feed. This pizza company puts on smart
promotions–interesting and relevant brand building.

8. @NYTimesOnline
Top headlines and blog posts from
the nation’s newspaper of record.

9. @google
Smart, interesting tweets that span beyond the Google
world. Or maybe everything is the Google world.

10. @ZDNet
Where I get fast tech
and tech business news.

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My Smartphone Sent Me

March 18th, 2010

Getting a text

Courtesy of Entrepreneur:

When someone walks in to The Coffee Groundz in Houston and demands a free coffee because they are “mayor,” general manager J.R. Cohen asks to see the person’s cell phone. If that makes any sense to you, you’re probably familiar with the urban social media phenomenon foursquare.com.

Foursquare is best described as a mashup of Facebook, Twitter and real-life meet-ups. Users can “check in” from their locations and also see where other Foursquare contacts are lurking. The person who checks in the most from a particular spot is named “mayor” of that spot. “We have people challenging each other all the time to be mayor of Coffee Groundz,” Cohen says. “We’ve definitely seen an increase in business, and offering something free to the mayor has become a great game.”

It’s yet another brilliant marketing strategy to emerge from social media: In addition to Foursquare, Twitter users “tweet up” to get together and Meetup.com is all about organizing the face-to-face–which makes them all opportunities for businesses to attract more traffic, says marketing consultant Alan Wolk, who blogs at tangerinetoad.blogspot.com. Wolk says the key is to get in the conversation and offer something to those potential customers.

“If you can offer something of value in exchange for meeting up at your place of business–maybe a free drink if you own a coffee shop or a free personal training session if you have someone who checks in a certain number of times from your gym–then you can use these tools to increase your traffic,” he says.

Meetup also allows businesses to sponsor groups, offering them everything from financial support to a place to meet. And Foursquare has an alert to let people in the area know when a business nearby has a special offer for them.

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Landlord – Paley Management

March 17th, 2010

For Rent

Courtesy of Paley:

Paley Management Corporation is a small, personal real estate company serving Manhattan for over 35 years. Our focus is on the Upper East Side, with some properties in other neighborhoods in Manhattan, both rentals and co-ops. Our years of experience have given us extensive knowledge of the neighborhoods in which our buildings are located, as well as the buildings and apartments themselves. We work personally with our contractors and superintendents to ensure that our properties are pleasant and well-maintained. As a small company, we are accessible and available to address the needs of our tenants and shareholders.

We are currently offering one month “OP” to licensed brokers for a new one year lease (or longer) for all properties except 200 West 18th Street and 160 East 82nd Street. On 160 East 82nd Street we are offering 1/2 month “OP”.

PROPERTIES

AVAILABILITIES

Contact:

Address
221 E. 83rd St.
New York, NY 10028

Phone: (212) 288-0050
Fax: (212) 249-0926
E-mail: Paleymgmt@aol.com

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