
Fern Hammond
Lic. R.E. Salesperson
Exec. Vice President
Tel: (212) 381-3270
Park Avenue Flagship
fhammond@halstead.com
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Fern Hammond is a consummate real estate professional with 25 years of experience. Fern grew up in Manhattan attending P.S. 6 and Music & Art High School studying Fine Arts & Architecture. After returning from University of Colorado in Boulder and searched for her own apartment. “She had a revelation”. I love architecture, I love working with people, and thrive on constant action – this is the perfect business for me! She started in rentals in 1977 then worked for Beloff Properties from 1987 – 1991 as the Director of Sales for The Sage House at 4 Lexington Avenue and The York River House at 1175 York Avenue. After a very successful sellout, she worked for MLBKaye International Realty which was also a Prudential affiliate for 15 years. She was Director of Fine Homes & Estates and a constant top producer earning the Prestigious Chairman’s Circle & Legend Awards.
She has just joined Halstead as SVP. Fern has been interviewed for articles in New York Magazine and has appeared on Law Line & other local Real Estate shows as an expert in Family sized apartments. Fern is known for her absolute tenacity & fierce loyalty to her customers and clients. The sellers she represents boast about their record breaking prices, and the buyers she represents brag about their great deals.
After 25 seasoned years, Fern is the ultimate enthusiast known to pull 7 day weeks for months on end to get the job done - going so far as to show a 4,000 sq. ft. loft downtown at 1:00 in the morning to see if music from the night club on the block could be heard from the apartment. Adept at winning bidding wars for her buyers and creating them for her sellers, this is the broker you want on your side of the deal!
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The following are selected closed transactions in which Fern Hammond represented the buyer, the seller, or both:
Threats, Stormy Exits and Violence at New York Closings
By Constance Rosenblum
The setting for the closing on an apartment in the East 50s was a lawyer’s office. Things seemed to be going well between the sellers until the wife found out...
New York Times - Friday, April 27, 2012
By Constance Rosenblum
IN this dense and congested city, nirvana usually translates into bright, light-flooded spaces and eye-catching vistas. The real estate ads promise it all: “Brilliant light!” “Dazzling river view!” “Light and bright!”
But a few people didn’t get the...
New York Times - Friday, January 13, 2012
Midtown East $4.495 million You can let your imagination run wild furnishing all 2,800 square feet of this “exquisitely designed and renovated” duplex co-op on United Nations Plaza. It boasts “truly staggering river, bridge and city views” from every...
New York Post - Thursday, December 01, 2011
By Vivian S. Toy
NEW YORKERS are notoriously opinionated. But who knew that holiday décor could be even more contentious than Yankees versus Mets or who around town makes the best bagel?
Small revolutions have been mounted when an apartment building’s...
New York Times - Friday, December 10, 2010
By Candace Taylor
New York City real estate agents have long vied for the informal but coveted status of "broker specialist" in pricey apartment buildings. The spoils of becoming a go-to broker for a given building include a loyal customer base,...
The Real Deal - Wednesday, September 01, 2010
When it comes to kitchens, there are two things we believe to be true: New York has an undeserved reputation for being the City That Never Cooks, and (with the exception of dealing with bed bugs) living through a kitchen...
Brick Underground - Friday, March 19, 2010
By TERI KARUSH ROGERS
AS New York City continues to evolve from the city of eight million stories to the city of eight million strollers, the demand for “family friendly” housing has never been more keen.
Buyers out looking for two- and...
New York Times - Sunday, October 05, 2008
By Bill Cresenzo
The old lady who watches television with the volume at full blast. The barking dog. The drunk guy stumbling in at 3 a.m. the crying baby. The guy upstairs who sounds like he’s dragging a dead body across...
Brokers Weekly - Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Halstead Property sees gold in emerging neighborhoods
As the Manhattan market tightens with low-apartment inventory and pricesaffordable only to the ultrarich, the outer boroughs have become a homebuyingbattleground for folks making “normal” livings. Noticing emerging neighborhoods outside of Manhattan has become...
The New York Daily News - Friday, May 02, 2008
Riverdale
$820,000
253 W. 254th St.
This three-bedroom brick home could be the city’s best value at this price.
Anne Shahmoon, (718) 878-1714 and Denise Rosner, (212) 381-2389
$1,495,000
2500 Johnson Ave.
This 2,100-square-foot Riverdale home would cost more than $2 million inManhattan.
Alison O’Reilly, (718)...
The New York Daily News - Friday, May 02, 2008
Halstead Hosted Its President's Dinners at Le Cirque and at Le Bernadin
Quest - Thursday, May 01, 2008
Robert Stolarik for The New York Times
Photo: Sutton Place: 12:47 P.M., top left, and 12:30 A.M., top right. East End Avenue: 1:11 P.M., bottom left, and 1:44 A.M.
By TERI KARUSH ROGERS
LIKE most worthwhile relationships, the one that New York...
New York Times - Sunday, October 07, 2007
Manhattan
9 Room museum materpiece. Rare opportunity to own this absolutely majestic one of a kind nine room home. Spectacular double height ceilings grace the dramatic sunken living room overlooking the Museum of Natural History. An elegant drawing room with a...
Haute Living - Friday, September 14, 2007
Hiroko Masuike for The New York Times
Leticia and Rick Presutti, shown with their children, Cosima and Rocco, looked at more than 40 apartments last year before deciding to buy a Classic 7 on Madison Avenue.
By VIVIAN S. TOY
BUYERS looking...
New York Times - Sunday, July 22, 2007
Personnel Notes
Halstead Property, LLC, a leading residential real estate brokerage firm in New York, announced that Fern Hammond and Sue Marcus have been named as senior vice presidents. Previously, Fern was an executive vice president at MLB Kaye and Marcus...
RIS Media - Wednesday, December 20, 2006
By TERI KARUSH ROGERS
APARTMENT sellers might be forgiven their nostalgia for the last few holiday seasons, when everything seemed to sell quickly, even the dreaded ground-floor studio adjacent to a methadone clinic.
These days, Manhattan dwellings are spending 53...
New York Times - Sunday, December 17, 2006
One eagle-eyed assessor’s opinion.
By Katherine Dykstra
What makes an apartment a good value isn’t always apparent to the eye. It can be a more expensive building next door, a history of legal troubles in the building, or even just garish...
New York Magazine - Monday, October 02, 2006
Halstead Property celebrated a successful 2010 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Midtown Manhattan for their Annual Meeting on February 7th, 2011 attended by the 900+ agents acknowledging the top agents from the past year.
John Wollberg, Halstead Director of Sales Eastside, joins some of his agents in touring this Upper Eastside neighborhood that presents some of the best opportunities for world class shopping, dining, and living, Lenox Hill.
On March 4th, 2009, Halstead Property held its Second Half Semi-Annual Meeting at the Grand Ballroom at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Here is an exclusive look at the Top Agents Award Section of the day.
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.