340 14th Street is a renovated prewar rental building on a tree-lined brownstone block in the heart of South Park Slope in Brooklyn. Built in 1931, 340 14th Street sits only two short blocks away from the renowned Prospect Park and the year-round Grand Army Farmer's market. Park Slope also offers the ease of every day amenities along 5th and 7th Avenue as well as a multitude of transportation options which include the F and G trains. 340 14th Street is a pet-friendly community.

200-212 West 72 Street, AKA The Corner, is a LEED Silver certified 24/7 concierge and doorman luxury building located in Manhattan's neighborhood of Upper West Side. The Corner offers a 10,000 square-foot rooftop terrace with a misting wall, BBQ area, bar, sundeck, screening area, and leisure terrace. The building's many amenities include a residents-only lounge, state-of-the art fitness center, children’s room, on-site valet services for cleaning and housekeeping, and a brilliant lobby with cold storage and bike storage. 1, 2 and 3 trains are just across the street.

320 East 23rd Street AKA New Amsterdam is a post-war doorman rental building in downtown Manhattan's Gramercy Park neighborhood. Built in 1965, New Amsterdam rises 16 stories and offers 210 units. The elevatored 24-hour doorman building's amenities also include a live-in superintendent, on-site garage and laundry, bike room, and a furnished rooftop sundeck with spectacular views of the city and East River.

104 Third Avenue is a mixed-use pre-war building in Manhattan's neighborhood East Village. Rising 5 stories, 104 Third Avenue is a pet-friendly rental building with loft-like residences within.

371 Hancock Street is a pre-war row-style brownstone townhouse with 2 residential units within, rising across 3 floors. Located in Brooklyn's Bedford Stuyvesant neighborhood, 371 Hancock Street features well preserved original period details within.

2736 Ocean Avenue is a condominium building in prime Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn. Its 15 boutique apartments feature Italian kitchens, Jacuzzi tubs and Italian baths. Tax abatement in place. Garage spots are available for purchase. Serviced by an elevator, the building spreads across 6 floors.

49 West 68th Street consists of 10 apartments, distributed across 5 floors. Located in Manhattan's Lincoln Square neighborhood, 49 West 68th Street is a Townhouse/Brownstone building.

Located in Manhattan's Turtle Bay neighborhood, 819 Second Avenue is a pre-war low-rising brownstone mixed use rental building.  Built in 1900, 819 Second Ave rises 4 stories and offers 3 residential units atop a commercial retail component on the building's ground level. Hardwood floors and pre-war scale come in handy in this professionally maintained building that sits in an excellent Midtown East location, close to public transportation, restaurants, and shopping destinations.

Located in Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood, 120 West 86th Street is a classic pre-war rental building. Built in 1912, the landmark 120 W 86th Street rises 12 stories and offers 48 one- and two-bedroom apartment layouts. Tucked in on one of the neighborhood's most desirable blocks, between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, the building is serviced by a resident superintendent and 2 elevators. Central Park is barely a block and a half away, and all this in a neighborhood shared by New York City's landmark historic institutions such as the New York Historical Society and the American Museum of Natural History. Fine dining destinations, including Zabar's, Barney Green Grass, Boat Basin Café, Firehouse - are all within a handful of blocks. Public transportation is also nearby, with a number of train stations servicing the area - 1, B, C, 2 and 3 trains are at the ready to take the resident and visitor alike everywhere in Manhattan and beyond.

692 Greenwich Street is a brick-clad loft building with a cast-iron base, originally erected in 1915. Located in Manhattan's West Village neighborhood, 692 Greenwich Street is a modern-day condominium building. Converted to loft apartments in 1985, and then to condominiums in 2001, 692 Greenwich Street today spreads across 5 full floor lofts, each offering some1600 square feet of space. The building is serviced by an elevator, and units are enhanced by the luxuries of a common roof deck and grill, basement storage, bike room... and low common charges.