Halstead Property

By Time McKeough Q. Our apartment has an old, awkward kitchen, but we don’t have the budget to renovate before selling. Should we get plans drawn up, so buyers can see what’s possible? If the look and layout of your kitchen are...
New York Times - Wednesday, May 09, 2012

By Rosland Gammon Elizabeth Harris covers real estate for the metro section of The New York Times. When I read her story about buyers writing “love” letters to woo sellers into accepting their offer, I remembered my own failed attempt to...
The Reynolds Center Business Journal - Tuesday, April 03, 2012

By Elizabeth Harris David Motta and his wife, Michele Pagnotta, wrote a letter to the previous owner of their West 89th Street apartment to accompany their bid. David Motta and Michele Pagnotta met on 87th Street between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues six...
New York Times - Monday, March 26, 2012

By Joyce Cohen AS a creature of habit, Monica Giannelli was content to remain in the Greenwich Village apartment where she had lived for 10 years, ever since arriving in New York. Her building, where she occupied a large alcove studio,...
New York Times - Friday, March 02, 2012

The Real Deal charts 30 of the biggest residential broker moves of the last year BY Leigh Kamping-Carder When it comes to switching firms, some real estate brokers really get around. There is an array of reasons-from a desire for better branding to...
The Real Deal - Thursday, March 01, 2012

Halstead Property is pleased to announce the return of Ivana Tagliamonte who, as a result of her cumulative production level, has been appointed to the coveted title of Executive Vice President at the Village office. With more than a decade...
Mann Report - Wednesday, February 01, 2012

Halstead Property announced the return of Ivana Tagliamonte as executive vice president at the Village office. With more than a decade of real estate experience, Tagliamonte returns to the Halstead family as a top-producing broker, recognized as one of Manhattan's Top...
Brokers Weekly - Wednesday, January 25, 2012

By Jill Urban A helpful online tool allows anyone to receive detailed information on real estate transactions. NY1’s Jill Urban filed the following report. Any document or piece of information one could need regarding real estate transactions in New York City is...
NY1 - Friday, January 20, 2012

After a two-month stretch at Core as a senior vice president and associate broker, Ivana Tagliamonte has gone back to Halstead Property. She is an executive vice president at the village office, according to a press release from Halstead. A...
The Real Deal - Friday, December 23, 2011

New York, NY — Halstead Property is pleased to announce the return of Ivana Tagliamonte who, as a result of her cumulative production level, has been appointed to the coveted title of Executive Vice President at the Village office. With...
Realestaterama - Friday, December 23, 2011

New York City bathrooms tend to come in decimal points: There's the 1.25 bath (a full bathroom, plus a second bathroom comprised of a toilet only), 1.5 bath (the second bathroom has only toilet and sink, a combo frequently referred...
Brick Underground - Friday, February 11, 2011

FLOWER DISTRICT CO-OP $829,000 MANHATTAN: 133 West 28th Street (between Seventh Avenue and Avenue of the Americas), #6B A sunny one-bath loft with keyed elevator access and a washer and dryer in a converted prewar warehouse building. Ivana Tagliamonte, Halstead...
New York Times - Sunday, February 06, 2011

Imagine the stench of a refrigerator crammed with rotting carrots and lettuce. Throw in the earthy smell of dirt, half a dozen pairs of teenage boys’ worn-out sneakers and some stinky, stinky cheese. Now you’re starting to imagine what it...
New York Times - Monday, October 11, 2010

TO anyone who has witnessed the Hamptons-bound conga line of cars on the Long Island Expressway, or has headed to Sheep Meadow in Central Park for a weekend picnic only to find the sky almost obscured by flocks of Frisbees,...
New York Times - Thursday, May 27, 2010

East Village $649,000 Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1½ Square feet: 680 Maintenance: $878With this "exceptional" garden duplex co-op on East Sixth Street, you get a living room and a kitchen with stainless-steel appliances on the first level and a bedroom and...
New York Post - Thursday, February 18, 2010

By: Jill UrbanSo rents are down and now is a good time to make a move. But even if the price is right, don't forget to factor in the fees which vary depending on the type of building.Generally, where you...
NY1 - Monday, October 12, 2009

By: Jill Scott If you're thinking of buying a condo or a co-op, a third option may offer the best of both worlds. NY1's Jill Scott filed the following report. In real estate we hear about co-ops and condos -- each one...
NY1 - Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Photos: Ruby Washington/The New York Times SOHO DUPLEX $779,000 MANHATTAN: 147 Sullivan Street (between Houston and Prince Streets), #1B A ground-floor co-op that opens onto a private back garden, with a spiral staircase leading to a basement bedroom. Ivana Tagliamonte, Halstead (212)...
New York Times - Sunday, April 26, 2009

Gramercy 925,000 Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Square feet: 850 Maintenance: $897 This East 21st Street co-op makes a nice starter family home or a quite spacious one-bedroom - the choice is up to you (whether to convert the den to a...
New York Post - Thursday, October 23, 2008

Robert Stolarik for The New York Times Photo: Julie Chan, right, and her broker, Ivana Tagliamonte, of Halstead Property. Ms. Chan is subletting in Manhattan until she decides what to do with another house she owns. By CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY IN theory, slowing...
New York Times - Sunday, September 21, 2008

215 West 78th Street $1,895,000 Large home is generously sized for entertaining and room to grow. Beautifully maintained and renovated throughout, including bay windows in living room and master bedroom. Windowed kitchen has a double sink, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and...
Brokers Weekly - Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Foreign buyers increase presence in Brooklyn Over the past decade, Brooklyn has attracted an ever-growing flood of ex-Manhattanites drawn to its cheaper prices and its continually gentrifying neighborhoods. But now, the borough is attracting a new kind of transplant: the...
The Real Deal - Tuesday, April 01, 2008

New York budget office expects another 20,000 layoffs over next two years NEW YORK - Wall Street is being hit by the biggest round of job cuts since the burst of the tech bubble. Zapped by the home mort-gage-market meltdown, the economy's...
Financial Post - Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Photo: A living room at the Pierre Hotel. A penthouse at the New York City hotel can set you back US$70-million. Trophy Properties By: Janet Whitman Jitters about the economy and a wave of home foreclosures across the United States haven't put a...
Financial Post - Saturday, March 15, 2008

By Josee Rose Manhattan's luxury real-estate market may feel an unusual chill from the Wall Street crowd this spring. Despite early worries that 2007 bonuses would fall dramatically below the record levels set in 2006, overall bonuses only came in...
Dow Jones - Tuesday, February 12, 2008

230 East 30th Street Terrific park and river views abound from this three-bedroom unit, which has a private terrace perfect for soaking up the scenery. The stainless steel and granite kitchen has plenty of counter space, and the living room area...
New York Family - Friday, February 01, 2008

A park of one's own Designer buildings, revamped Gramercy Park Hotel add spark to an area that's already in demand Demand is high for apartments in the Gramercy Park area, attracting both wealthy families who can afford new developments and first-time home...
The Real Deal - Sunday, July 01, 2007

Pictured: Anna Shagalov, Ivana Tagliamonte, Liora Yalof, Michael Connolly, Diane Ramirez, Jill Sloane, Brian Lewis, and Elizabeth Sahlman. Avenue's class of 2007 real estate honor roll
Avenue - Friday, June 15, 2007

By Patrick VerelSpecial to amNewYork In many ways, Murray Hill is like anywhere in Manhattan. Townhouses, tenements and brownstones compete for space along streets by turns both busy, pocket parks such as St. Vartan's provide a small respite from the hub...
AM New York - Thursday, May 17, 2007

Midtown East $399,000 Bedrooms: 0 Baths: 1 Square Feet: 322 Maintenance: $836 OK, so you may not get, say, a bedroom with this prewar townhouse studio, but it does have its own 450-square foot landscaped garden with a flagstone patio (most six bedroom co-ops can't...
New York Post - Thursday, October 12, 2006

Strictly Ball-Room Six Feet Under Creator Alan Ball Buys $2.5 M. Chelsea Loft By Max Abelson The hit HBO series Six Feet Under met its end in 2005, and ever since, its creator, Alan Ball, who got his start in the New York...
New York Observer - Monday, September 18, 2006

Manhattan Less than $300,000 Greenwich Village......$295,000 352 West 12th Street 300-sq.-ft. studio co-op in a prewar building; renovated kitchen and bath, h/w floors, south exposure; maintenance $364, 60% tax deductible; listed at $299,000. Broker: Ivana Tagliamonte, Halstead.
New York Times - Sunday, August 27, 2006

When 32-year-old Karyn Schmeidler fell in love with a 700-square-foot one-bedroom on "It was my decision to make," says Schmeidler, a first-time buyer who works as a genetic counselor. "But I wouldn't have done anything without my parents' support." Unfortunately,...
New York Post - Saturday, April 16, 2005

Murray Hill$995,000Bedrooms: 2 Baths: 2Square Feet: 927Common Charges: $826Consider this a gym membership, with an apartment thrown in. Residents of the Horizon Condo enjoy free aerobics, spinning, pilates and other exercise classes daily in the 44th-floor health club. Don't worry,...
New York Post - Friday, March 11, 2005

260 Park Avenue South Two-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom, 1,880-square-foot condo. Asking price: $2.575 million. Charges and Taxes: $3,013. Broker: Shaun Osher, Douglas Elliman. This apartment in a new condo conversion on Park Avenue South is in contract at full price—but the buyer might...
New York Magazine - Monday, November 01, 2004

East Village $407,700 613 E. Sixth St. One-bedroom, 1 1/2-bath prewar duplex co-op, 700 square feet, wtih den, open kitchen, washer/dryer and hardwood floors; property is on the first and parlor floors of newly renovated, pet-friendly building that features roof deck and landscaped...
New York Post - Tuesday, July 06, 2004

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS 380 Riverside Drive Three-bedroom, two-bath co-op Asking price: $1.5 million Selling price: $1.752 million Time on the market: two months WESTSIDE WONDER The Hendrik Hudson Apartment House at 110th Street, built circa 1906, was one of the first luxury...
New York Sun - Thursday, June 24, 2004

By LISA KEYS Just days before Christmas, Halstead Property broker Ivana Tagliamonte held an open house for a studio apartment in the Foundry in Gramercy. "I thought it would be a waste of time," she says. (The 500-square-foot apartment had been...
New York Post - Saturday, January 03, 2004

"Nobody starts out planning to go into real estate," is a common refrain one often hears. Traditionally, residential real estate has been a profession that most launch into as a second or third career, one or two or three decades...
The Real Deal - Thursday, January 01, 2004