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Here is something about me and my background, it is written in 3rd person so pelase excuse that.
Alen Moshkovich is a real estate professional who believes that identifying his clients’ needs and easing their concerns are key elements required in providing the highest quality service possible. Because buying or selling a home is particularly an emotional experience, Alen prides himself in going the extra mile, to make himself available 24/7 to answer whatever questions the customer or client may have throughout the process.
Formerly an accomplished sales professional at such prominent retail establishments as Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales and Jeffrey, New York, Alen was recognized and rewarded for producing record-breaking sales and for solidifying loyal relationships with clients. He subsequently turned his talents skills and impeccable service record to the real estate market.
Tenacity, dedication and diligence are traits that truly personify Alen, who utilizes these significant innate qualities to each buyer’s and seller’s advantage. His detailed knowledge of the NYC real estate market coupled with his tireless pursuit of superior value and accurate price points further leverage that invaluable insight to meet each client’s unique expectations.
Alen has lived in New York for over 16 years and possesses an intimate knowledge of the diverse neighborhoods in Manhattan; as well as Brooklyn. Fluent in English and Russian, he not only loves the culturally-rich city he serves, but relates well to people of all backgrounds.
Alen holds a B.A. degree in Merchandising Management from the Fashion Institute of Technology, an achievement which inspired his keen eye for quality that helps buyers envision potential, and sellers optimize their home’s presentation appeal. His enthusiasm and energy extend beyond his work life to include a wholehearted enjoyment of the great outdoors that balances Alen’s fulfilling professional and personal lives.
Your Goal Is My Goal! I Am Sensitive To My Clients' Specific Requirements.
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If you are ever looking for a Broker to help you buy or sell, make sure to interview me for that position.
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Claire Hi.
Can I ask if you want to purchase a Co-op for primary residence, pied a terre or as an investment? Many if not most coops in Manhattan do not like Investors buying in the building, and many of the European buyers buy for that reason, and when they do they have to go with a Condo. If on the other hand you are buying this as a residence for your self, some buildings may give you that right.
I'm looking at your tag and it says you are in Houston, is that Houston England :)? - Thu Jul 24 2008, 14:17
I would say 18th street, you are closer to the restaurants and night life. Of-course that only matters if thats of any importance to you. I went to college on 27th and 7th, in my opinion its a louder area and I would say its more commercial than 18th street. It's all a preference as you know. The areas are pretty similar and it will all come down to the building it self.
Who's representing you Ron? - Thu Jul 17 2008, 13:56
Hey Alaina.
You pose a complicated question. It's almost impossible for a New York broker to answer a question about New Jersey when it comes to real estate, by law an NY broker can only sell real estate in NY and not in a different state unless they have a dual license, which is very unlikely. And unless the broker you are asking is from Hoboken or Jersey City, I doubt they can help you.
I will contradict my self just a little right now and tell you that I've been to Jersey City at Hudson 77 Condo building which is going up and it is one great building with amazing views of the city and only 5 minute ferry ride to the financial district, can't really get any more convenient than that. My firm has a really good relationship with the brokers who work there and I can always find out more information for you, if you would be interested in it.
To answer the other part of your question regarding Park Slope and it going soft, the answer is most likey a NO. Park Slope was rated as top 10 Neighborhoods in AMERICA, and when you are rated in the top 10 areas to live and raise family, that area going soft is a very unlikely occurance to happen. One broker mentioned Red Hook, that is one upcoming area and they recently build IKEA there and I believe a WholeFoods is coming soon or another large super market chain. You named three completely different areas and each will have pros and cons to them. You have to figure out for your self where you want to be, before you start your search.
I'd love to answer any other questions which you I'm sure have, dont hesitate to shoot me an email or a call.
Best Wishes
Alen, M. - Thu Jul 17 2008, 13:47
Carol, the closer you are to the city the more expensive everything gets. Red Hook is up and coming, you may want to look into that< park slope, bk heights, carol cardens, fort greene, none of that is really coming down.
Sorry - Mon Jul 7 2008, 13:10
You should look into Kensington Mona, it is a great area, which will become very expensive very soon. You are close to Ocean Parkway, close to transportation, and close to Prospect Park and Park Slope.
Let me know if you ever considered this. - Mon Jul 7 2008, 13:08