Brownstone row houses along Union Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn at golden hour

Your next chapter starts with a clear plan.

Selling a New York property? Explore a direct, as-is sale. No renovation project to take on before you start the conversation.

Get a written offer for your property

Your name, phone number and the property address are enough to start. We follow up with a written proposal. Compare it with your other options before you decide.

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    Row of limestone townhouses with stoops and spring flowers in Park Slope, Brooklyn
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    Less uncertainty. More clarity.

    Start where you are

    Inherited house, deferred repairs or a change of plans? Consider an as-is sale before deciding what work to do.

    See the terms in writing

    Compare the price, closing costs, contingencies and timeline. A clear agreement matters more than a slogan.

    Choose with confidence

    Use your own attorney. Compare a direct proposal with an agent-led listing before you make a commitment.

    A simple path forward

    01 / Share the property

    Start with the address, condition, occupancy and your preferred timing.

    02 / Review the proposal

    Ask for the price, costs and conditions in writing. Take the time you need to compare.

    03 / Close with a plan

    Your attorney and title professionals help coordinate the agreed closing.

    Is a direct sale the right fit?

    A direct sale can reduce the preparation and marketing involved in a listing, but it may bring a lower price. If maximizing price is your priority and you have time to prepare and market the home, listing may be the better route. Compare net proceeds and conditions, not just the headline number.

    ConsiderationDirect saleOpen-market listing
    PreparationMay be sold as-is under the agreementYou decide what repairs or presentation to invest in
    MarketingA proposal from a specific buyerExposure to a wider pool of potential buyers
    PriceNegotiated directly; may be lowerMarket competition may support a higher price
    TimingDepends on the agreement and title reviewDepends on marketing, buyer and closing conditions
    CostsAsk for an itemized written breakdownCompare brokerage fees and other sale costs

    Different properties. Different starting points.

    • An inherited property
    • Repairs you would rather not manage
    • A move or change of plans
    • A vacant home
    • An occupied investment property
    • Downsizing or simplifying

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    Brownstone stoop and staircase detail in Park Slope, Brooklyn

    Know what you are signing.

    Confirm the buyer, proof of funds, deposit, cost allocation, cancellation rights and any assignment terms with your own attorney. A property sale is too important for rushed promises.