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Return to Halstead Propert Homepage- Townhouse demand unexpectedly strong, The Real Deal - 7/1/2007
- Bidding Process Nears End for Upper East Side Lot, New York Sun - 9/25/2006
- Business & Technology Briefing, Newsday Real Estate - 7/13/2006
- PROPERTY'S VALUE SET TO BOOM, New York Post - 7/12/2006
- New Home at Site of New York City Blast Could Fetch $15 Million, Bloomberg News - 7/11/2006
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Toni Simon
Lic. Assoc. R.E. Broker
Tel: (212) 381-3254
Park Avenue Flagship
tsimon@Halstead.com
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Toni Simon is an experienced broker who has been selling Real Estate in Manhattan for 30 years. While she is familiar with all aspects of residential real estate including coop and condo sales, her particular emphasis has been on the sale of small buildings, including single family townhouses, multi-family and multi-use buildings, commercial and investment properties.
She has lived in Manhattan for many years and is thoroughly familiar with its many neighborhoods. She was raised at the Jersey shore and moved to New York to attend Barnard College. She has lived on the Upper East Side since graduation and raised two children in the city while also teaching in the Science Departments of several prestigious private schools including Friends Seminary and Riverdale Country School.
Toni shifted careers from teaching to real estate in the mid 1970's, working for several years for an Upper West Side firm and then at East Side firms. Her interests, other than work and family, include theater and movies, tennis, swimming, horse racing and other spectator sports and summers at the Jersey Shore.
She is a member of the Real Estate Board of New York, serving as co-chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee of the Residential Division, and is an active fund raiser for her college class.
Halstead Property, LLC
The following are selected closed transactions in which Toni Simon represented the buyer, the seller, or both:
- 222 East 50th Street
- 385 Bleecker Street
- 307 West 102nd Street
- 103 East 91st Street
- 44 West 91st Street
- 178 East 88th Street
- 37 West 88th Street
- 158 West 88th Street
- 133 West 80th Street
- 111 East 64th Street
- 156 East 64th Street
- 357 East 50th Street
- 236 East 30th Street
- 246 East 30th Street
- 240 East 19th Street
- 15 West 9th Street
- 106 East 30th Street
- 41 King Street
- 228 East 71st Street
- 115 East 35th Street
- 502 East 87th Street
- 224 East 32nd Street
- 136-138 East 19th Street
- 122 East 30th Street
- 120 East 30th Street
- 114 East 30th Street
- 15 East 26th Street
- 315 Riverside Drive
- 400 East 52nd Street
- 129 West 20th Street
- 1370 Lexington Avenue
- 1049 Lexington Avenue
- 418 East 71st Street
- 180 Lexington Avenue
- 504 West 34th Street
- 303 East 43rd Street
- 41 King Street
Jump in Manhattan sales volume beats increase for condos and co-ops
Jed Garfield expected 2007 to be a bad year for townhouse sales in Manhattan.
Garfield, managing partner at townhouse specialist brokerage Leslie J. Garfield & Co., had plenty of reasons to...
The Real Deal - Sunday, July 01, 2007
BY GABRIELLE BIRKNER - Staff Reporter of the Sun
Would-be owners of a "Gold Coast" lot emptied when a suicidal doctor blew up his 19th century brownstone in July have until 3 p.m. tomorrow to submit their bids to buy the...
New York Sun - Monday, September 25, 2006
Compiled from wire reports
Overheard
"The land is still there, and in Manhattan that's the most valuable part of any property." -Jonathan Miller, president of residential appraiser Miller Samuel Inc., on the site of the Manhattan town house leveled by...
Newsday Real Estate - Thursday, July 13, 2006
By JEANE MacINTOSH and BRADEN KEIL
The gas blast that leveled Dr. Nicholas Bartha's landmarked Upper East Side townhouse didn't lower the property's value - and may even have increased it, real-estate experts told The Post.
"The value is not in...
New York Post - Wednesday, July 12, 2006
By Todd Zeranski and Kathleen M. Howley
(Bloomberg) -- A home built to replace the Manhattan townhouse leveled by a gas explosion yesterday could fetch about $15 million, New York real estate agents and appraisers said.
The explosion destroyed the 96-year-old, 4,931-square-foot...
Bloomberg News - Tuesday, July 11, 2006
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