The Next Move Team - NCY Real Estate Experts for Baby Boomers / Seniors Real Estate Needs

Photos coming soon… Convertible 2 at the epicenter of the UWS!! Welcome to Presidential Towers, designed by legendary Morris Lapidus. Famous for The Fountainbleu and Eden Roc hotels in Miami. Fully attended lobby sets the tone for gracious, easy living.  Enter an oversized Living room/ dining area with a wall of south facing windows, flooding the entire apartment with light. Lots of closets, hardwood floors and even a foyer large enough for a desk.  Pets are Welcome and the maintenance includes AC and heat.  Just as impressive is this perfect NYC neighborhood. Theater,ballet,music at Lincoln center, the best food shopping, and great transportation.  Sellers are Ready to make a deal so call for a private showing. Call us for a private showing: 917-921-6205 LOCATION Address 315 West 70th Street   Cross Streets West End Avenue and Freedom Place Neighborhood Lincoln Square Block / Lot 1182 / 20 FINANCIALS     USD     AED     ARS     AUD     BGN   

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Autumn 2018 Stress-Less Real Estate A Team dedicated to Real Estate Needs of Baby Boomers and Seniors Welcome to our Fall newsletter. We want to share the latest real estate market news with you, give you a hint for a stress-less life, tell you what's going on in NYC and what's going on with us.  Next Move Team is on the go ... We were at Senator Hoylman's annual Senior Fair collecting new resources for you. Senator Hoylman with a guest. Sold!  A very savvy NJ mother bought her 20 year old daughter a lovely bedroom apartment on 75 Street between Park and Lexington avenue. She made a wonderful real estate investment and her daughter could afford the low maintenance. Fast forward many years later and it was time for the daughter to make a big move to leave NY an