Thursday, June 5, 2008
Big News...cityhammer Contractor Directory Now on UrbanDigs!
The Greatest Partnership Since PB&J ... jkBig News! Our favorite NY real estate blog, UrbanDigs.com has just added a Contractor Directory, powered by yours truly, cityhammer.com!
Now homeowners in the New York area can find our member pro's on UrbanDigs as well as on cityhammer itself.
We are proud to announce this content partnership with UrbanDigs, which we consider to be one of the most insightful and value-added blogs on the web. Whether you work or invest in New York real estate, are in the market as a buyer or seller of a home, or you're just casually interested in the subject, the daily postings from superbroker Noah Rosenblatt and contributors Jeff Bernstein and Christine Toes are a can't-miss proposition.
Now UrbanDigs visitors can find some of the best home improvement professionals and information about them updated live on the site. Because the topics of real estate and renovation go hand-in-hand, we believe this partnership will be of great benefit to both UrbanDigs readers and cityhammer members.
OK, so we're still tweaking the look and aesthetics, but here's a link to the new Contractor Directory on UrbanDigs: Contractor Directory
Are you a home improvement company in the New York Metro Area? If so, join cityhammer.com, New York's #1 Remodeling Directory, today!
Express Registration
More about UrbanDigs:
Noah Rosenblatt is the Founder & Publisher of UrbanDigs.com. The single mission of the site is to discuss macro economic trends and interpret them into successful investment strategies for Manhattan real estate. The blog also discusses real-time state of the market reports on New York City real estate and tips for both buyers and sellers to enhance profit potential. Noah currently works as a Vice President with Halstead Property, LLC.
Labels: Apartment Renovation in NY, New York Real Estate, NY Real Estate Blogs, UrbanDigs.com
Friday, May 23, 2008
NY Home Improvement Blog Patrol
Photo by Tony the MisfitThe team at Real LI, the real estate blog for Newsday, has the scoop on a designer showdown happening in Montauk at the new Panoramic View Residences. The contest, co-sponsored and organized by Traditional Home Magazine and the New York School of Interior Design, will give three extremely lucky interior design students the chance to spend their internships out east decorating luxury villas. Newsday says there'll be a TV show later this year with the results.
Oceans 3: Showhouse Showdown
Everyone wants a home office, but lots of us are constrained by the space available, especially in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Remodelista's got a wall-mounted desk that just might hold a solution. Designed by MASH Studios, the desk comes in both English Walnut or European Birch Plywood, each with its own unique finish. Great pic's available, too.
Wall-Mounted Desk
They're finally here! What is? UrbanDigs' fabled charts have hit the web after a long and arduous journey to the internet. The amount of depth and data in these charts should give real estate pro's and geeks alike plenty to play with for a long time to come. You can see charts built with data such as:
NEW LISTINGS/CONTRACTS SIGNED
PRICE REDUCTIONS
TOTAL INVENTORY
This is more transparency that prospective buyers and sellers are getting anywhere on the internet and could prove to be an indispensable tool in the hunt for the truth in New York real estate. Rock on, Noah. Congrats!
Oooooh Mama! Did Someone Say Charts?
Labels: Furniture NY, Interior Decorators, Interior Designers, NY Real Estate Blogs
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Lazy Sunday...December 23, 2007
Manhattan...Legoland Style (Happy Holidays New York)
Here are some of our favorite links from the week...
New York Superbroker Noah Rosenblatt moves from Citi-Habitats to Halstead. Looks like UrbanDigs.com, one of our favorite NY real estate blogs, will continue, as Noah has added some new writers and features to the site.
Moving to Halstead
On MSNBC Friday, they report that Ken Hendricks, the 66 year-old founder of ABC Supply was killed this week. The ironic part is, Hendricks was the 91st richest man in the country, worth $3.5 Billion, having made his fortune in the roofing business. The cause of death? He fell through his own roof.
Roofing billionaire dies after fall through roof
Remodelista highlights the spare, simple work of a London-based architect called Found Associates. Some interesting pictures included.
London Remodel
Merry Christmas New York!
Labels: Architect, NY Real Estate Blogs, Roofing, UrbanDigs.com
