Sell it once, sell it right
Brooklyn listings win or lose in their first two weeks. Our launch plan is built around those fourteen days.
- Brooklyn homes sold and leased since 2011
- 1,240
- 2025 sales volume (sample)
- $612M
- Median days on market, our listings
- 31
- Average share of asking price achieved
- 99%
Figures are sample data for this demo website.
The launch plan
Six pieces that happen for every listing, from a studio co-op to a Park Slope townhouse.
Price from closed comps
A written range built on sales in your building and block, adjusted for floor, light, condition and outdoor space.
Prepare in two weeks
Punch list, painting, styling or staging, all scheduled around a Thursday launch date.
Editorial presentation
Photography, a video walkthrough and a floor plan with verified square footage.
Launch to buyers first
A broker preview and outreach to active buyer agents before the listing goes public.
Weekly reporting
Showings, feedback, saves and competing listings every Monday, in plain language.
Negotiate the whole deal
Price, financing strength, contingencies and closing date compared side by side.
What selling costs
Sellers typically budget 6% to 9% of the sale price. Sample ranges:
- NYC transfer tax
- 1% to $500K, 1.425% above
- NYS transfer tax
- 0.4% (higher from $3M)
- Broker commission
- Negotiated in writing
- Attorney fee
- $2,500 to $5,000
- Co-op flip tax
- Often 1% to 3% if applicable
- Move-out and managing agent fees
- Varies by building
Recently sold
A few of our 2025 and 2026 closings. Sale figures are sample data.
See all sales
$1,340,000201 Berkeley Place, 2 
$2,410,00030 Main Street, 9F 
$2,675,000143 India Street 
$865,00011 Hicks Street, 4C 
$1,195,000250 North 10th Street, 5B 
$845,0001087 Flushing Avenue, 3R 
$4,150,000576 5th Street 
$1,560,00095 Wythe Avenue, 7A
Seller questions
Sellers typically budget 6% to 9% of the sale price, including commission, NYC and NYS transfer taxes, attorney fees and any flip tax the co-op charges.
Spring, from March to June, usually has the most buyers, with a second window in September and October. The right answer depends on inventory in your building and block.
From closed comparable sales in your building and area, adjusted for size, floor, light, condition and outdoor space. You get the comps in writing.
What is your place worth?
A written broker price opinion with real Brooklyn comps, delivered within 48 hours. Free, and no obligation to list.
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