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Emily Fuller Kingston
Lic. Assoc. R.E. Broker
Sr. Vice President
Tel: (212) 381-4242
SoHo Office
efuller@halstead.com
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Manhattan native Emily Fuller Kingston has not only witnessed the fascinating evolution of the city’s distinctive neighborhoods; she’s also enjoyed great success selling many of the wonderful homes that lie within them. A Manhattan real estate veteran since 1986, Emily is an accomplished senior vice president with the Soho office of Halstead Property, LLC, where she’s successfully served clients since 1993. Her outstanding results have earned Emily repeated recognition as a Producer's Council, Platinum Circle and Private Brokerage Council member; yet her ultimate reward is the ongoing repeat and referral clients who validate the superior quality of her work.
A 1969 pioneer resident of TriBeCa, Emily raised her son in TriBeca, Soho and Noho. While in Soho, she enjoyed the adventure of buying and renovating two buildings with a group of other artists. Emily has since renovated five of her own personal loft/apartment residences, and has enjoyed the journey of progress that’s gone hand in hand with downtown life. She has extensive experience in the sale and rental of loft co-ops and condos, as well as conventional apartments, townhouses and commercial properties both downtown and throughout the city. She also enjoys educating buyers and sellers on the market, and helping to orchestrate a seamless deal that best satisfies their unique needs.
Emily serves a diverse clientele, yet because of her deep roots in the art community enjoys a niche clientele in that area. After earning her BS in Art Education from Tufts University, she moved to New York and found work at The Museum of Modern Art where she interacted with numerous curators, architects and artists who presented their work. Emily also studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston for four years, and at the Art Student's League and School of Visual Arts in NYC. She has long been an active and dedicated contemporary realistic landscape painter whose work can be found in the Museum of Modern Art, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and other public collections.
With an artistic sensibility and keen eye for design that complements her vast expertise and market knowledge, Emily not only helps buyers envision the possibilities of space, but brings to life the best features of a seller’s home to ensure optimal exposure, and the highest price. All her loyal clients appreciate the tremendous care, dedication, integrity and professionalism she demonstrates through their real estate transactions.
Outside of work, her interests include art, architecture, antiques, and the history of New York City from the 17th–20th Century. Emily is a member of the Real Estate Board of New York, and has served as an artist trustee of the Bergen Museum of Art & Science in Paramus, New Jersey. She currently resides in Chelsea.
Halstead Property, LLC
Condominium
4 beds / 2.0 baths
Web #: 1846494
New: 8 days ago
Cooperative
1 bed / 1.0 bath
Web #: 2323267
OPEN HOUSE:
6/3/12 1:30 - 3:00
Attended Lobby
Rental
2 beds / 2.0 baths
Web #: 1983017
New: 19 days ago
Furnished
Washer/Dryer
Rental
2 beds / 1.0 bath
Web #: 2265491
Pet Friendly
Townhouse
7 beds / 4.0 baths
Web #: 2258321
Contract Signed
Outdoor Space
Fireplace
The following are selected closed transactions in which Emily Fuller Kingston represented the buyer, the seller, or both:
- 7 Greenwich Mews
- 432 West 22 Street
- 25 Vandam St
- 219 East 11th St
- 300 Elizabeth St
- 519 West 23rd St
- 40 Bedford St
- 84 Mercer 4
- 10 Park Avenue 22K
- 130 Watts St
- 35 Park Avenue
- 125 West 12 St
- 571 Hudson Street
- 535 West 110th Street
- 328 West 86th St
- 30 Bond St
- 130 West 24th St
- 44 Lispenard St
- 258 Broadway
- 45 Lispenard St
- 100 Reade St
- 109 Greene St
- 157 East 72nd St
- 351 West Broadway
- 354 Broome St
- 330 East 38th St
- 50 Avenue A
- 264 Water St
- 125 East 12th St
- 40-50 East 10th St
- 543 Broadway
- 44 Lispenard St
- 17 Thompson St
- 136 West 15th St
- 115 Spring St
- 81 Wooster St
- 70 East 10th St
- 710 Broadway
- 115 East 9th St
- 461 Broome St
- 114 East 13th St
- 165 Duane St
- 260 Fifth Avenue
- 508 Broadway
- 366 Broadway
- 114 Mercer St
- 840 Broadway
- 141 Wooster St
- 200 Mercer St
- 39 Great Jones St
- 112 Greene St
- 33 Bleecker St
- 85 Greene St
- 130 Watts St
- 644 Broadway
- 105 Fifth Avenue
- 30 Bond Street
- 718 Broadway
- 102 Prince Street
- 114 Greene St
- 251 West 19th St
- 85 Wooster Street
- 44 East 12th Street
- 107 West 25th Street
- 130 West 24th Street
- 75 Ludlow St
- 146 Greene St
- 222 Bowery
- 420 West 24th St
- 81 Wooster St
- 508 Broadway
- 203 West Houston
- 14 East 4th Street
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By Christian L. Wright
EARLY one Saturday morning in June, a Heineken truck was picking up empties at the corner of Ludlow and Stanton Streets. Dominican workers were hauling pickles up from the basement of Katz’s Deli. The bourgeoisie were out...
New York Times - Thursday, July 15, 2010
Most of condo conversion Ludlow Lofts hit the market in late 2007 to not much fanfare, and most units that closed in 2008 did so below asking prices in the low millions. But this new-to-market penthouse thinks it's something special....
Curbed - Monday, June 07, 2010
Photo caption: STARTING FROM SCRATCH: Melanie and Alexis Nataf put the money they saved by buying in the well-priced Ludlow Lofts building into a complete renovation of their apartment.
High Meets Low at this Downtown Destination
By KATHERINE DYKSTRA
In the 1800s,...
New York Post - Thursday, March 05, 2009
75 Ludlow Street
A key-locked elevator opens directly into this Lower East Side loft. Families will appreciate the large kitchen with stainless steel appliances and the addition of a utility room featuring an extra sink and washer and dryer. The home...
New York Family - Monday, December 01, 2008
Halstead broker finds success in field of landscape painting.
While Halstead Property's Emily Fuller Kingston lives the fast-paced life of a top-producing residential broker during the work week, the senior vice president turns a complete 180 during her downtime when she...
Brokers Weekly - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Developers who fail to deliver condos on time likely to see buyers walk away
By C.J. Hughes
Some facts about modern New York apartments: They're expensive. They're in short supply. And if they're newly constructed condos, they're usually delivered late....
The Real Deal - Thursday, May 01, 2008
Halstead Hosted Its President's Dinners at Le Cirque and at Le Bernadin
Quest - Thursday, May 01, 2008
Photo: Lower East Side
Lower East Side
$1.624 million
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Square feet: 1,756
Common charges $1,089
When you think "condo loft" in a trendy area, a home on Ludlow Street might not immediately come to mind. But that's where you'll...
New York Post - Thursday, January 03, 2008
The man who co-wrote the shiniest pop song of the year, Beyoncé’s “Irreplaceable,” happens to be a polite, bald, lean, inspired Norwegian named Tor Erik Hermansen. Two years after coming to America, Mr. Hermansen just bought his first New York...
New York Observer - Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Being considered for this year’s Residential Dealof the Year Awards presented by the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) are 33talented real estate dealmakers. Award categories include residential sales and rentals, as well as most promising rookie salesperson.
In addition,...
Real Estate Weekly - Wednesday, October 10, 2007
SoHo $3.7 million
We figure that if you're going to spend a mint, you might as well get a mint-condition apartment. How about one three times mintier? This "XXX-mint" loft on a prime stretch of Greene Street measures 2,469 square feet...
New York Post - Thursday, September 13, 2007
Manhattan
TRIBECA
$1,675,000
44 Lispenard St.
Prewar one-bedroom, one-bath full-floor loft condo, 1,800 square feet, with 11-foot ceilings, 9-foot-tall windows, open kitchen, dining area, exposed brick, washer/dryer, pine floors and N/S exposures; 19th-century cast-iron building features keyed elevator. Common charges $772.20,...
New York Post - Wednesday, May 30, 2007
TriBeCa
$1.895 million
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Square feet: 1,800
Common charges: $541
Who needs limestone when you can have cast iron? Like with this 1866 building on Lispenard Street, recast (so to speak) as a condominium in 1998, and where you...
New York Post - Thursday, February 08, 2007
Emily Fuller Kingston represented this exclusive property on the Lowe East Side and it is now closed or no longer available. Take a sneak peek at this property and if you are interested in something comparable please reach out to Emily at 212-381-4242 or efuller@halstead.com.
All information is from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, prior sale or withdrawal without notice. No representation is made as to the accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate and all information should be confirmed by customer. All rights to content, photographs and graphics reserved to Halstead. Customer should consult with its counsel regarding all closing costs, including without limitation the New York State 1% tax paid by buyers on residential properties over $1 million. Halstead represents the seller/owner on Halstead's own exclusives, except if another agent of Halstead represents the buyer/tenant, in which case Halstead will be a dual agent with designated agents representing seller/owner and buyer/tenant. Halstead represents the buyer/tenant when showing the exclusives of other real estate firms. In all instances Halstead treats all parties fairly and honestly. Halstead actively supports equal housing opportunities.