10.27.2009
We Stepped Out!
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10.08.2009
Step Out!
Hello again from Team Levan! We're breaking out long retreat from this blog to tell you about something really important -
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9.17.2009
Come Out and Support One of Our Own!
Hello All, One of our very own from Levan Real Estate, Kerrie Bond, will be performing in a one act festival called Questionable Content. Don’t miss her performance. Kerrie is a star in the making! Patricia Levan Co-Op Theatre East's annual one-act festival Questionable Contentreturns with four new one-act plays about life in these modern times. Last year’s show included mysterious power brokers, children debating cultural tradition, and cats caught in their own mousetraps—check out what we have this time around: The ensemble includes Kerrie Bond, Joseph Faranda, Ben Gooch, Stephen Hensel, Serena Miller, Veronique Ory, Nicole Perperas, Bethany Pollock, David Roberts, Adam Schneider, Jenny Stodd, and Michael Wetherbee. September 17–19 @ 8 p.m. See some still photos from rehearsals on the blog!
– Steve Koppman's futuristic (prescient?) Homage to Catatoniaenvisions a world where we're all plugged in, and questions the cost. Directed by Ashley Marinaccio.
– Craig Abernethy's sharp comedy Do/Don't Do turns the playwright's incredible eye for social commentary on a (not so) ordinary street crossing. Directed by Robert A. K. Gonyo.
– In Reina Hardy's classic tale of truth versus fiction, Smooth Criminal, a writer of a fraudulent blog is forced to choose between integrity or a book deal. Directed by Casey Cleverly.
– And in COTE Artistic Director Robert A. K. Gonyo's Urinal Play, a young man must deal with his impertinent boss who has run out of toilet paper. Directed by Robert A. K. Gonyo.
September 20th @ 2 p.m.
The Kraine Theater, 85 E. 4th Street, New York
Tickets: $18, $15 students (reserve by e-mail, or available at the door)
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8.26.2009
FEATURED LISTING
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8.21.2009
The Unveling of Our New Promotion!
- January: Listen to the beats at the Music Festival in St. Bart's, Carribean.
- February: Play at Carnival in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
- March: Dive the Great Barrier Reef in Cairns, Australia.
- April: See the cherry blossoms in Kyoto, Japan.
- May: Enjoy Springtime in Paris, France.
- June: Be a globe trotter! Pick an international destination.
- July: Run with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.
- August: Sail away in coastal Maine.
- September: Learn about Italian wine on the wine tour in Tuscany, Italy.
- October: Tour the tents during Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany.
- November: Take your pick! Fly anywhere in the United States.
- December: Experience Bruges, Belgium during the holiday season.
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8.18.2009
Condo or Co-op? The age old question.
So - you're ready to buy in Manhattan! Congratulations on taking the first step - deciding to do it. You're searching the internet, finding listings, deciding on neighborhoods, but there is still a lingering question in the back of your mind...
- When you buy a co-op, you do not own your apartment. Sounds strange? Instead, you own shares of the co-op corporation that owns the building.
- You need to be approved by the Board of Directors. This process is time consuming, and often requires a large amount of documents pertaining to your finances, current living situation, and employment.
- It is harder to sub-lease your co-op, but this depends on the individual building.
- The good news is, most co-ops tend to be less expensive than the comparable condo.
- Monthly fees? You'll be paying maintenence fees that cover heat, hot water, insurance, staff salaries, and real estate taxes. These monthly fees are usually higher than the monthly fees for a condo because they cover the underlying mortgage for the building.
- Bright side of the maintenence fees? Some are tax deductible.
- No board approval!
- More flexibility to sublet!
- Condos are generally more expensive than their comparable co-op.
- However, in most cases, buyers are able to finance a larger portion of the purchase price (up to 90%), and can put less money down.
- Monthly fees are much less than a co-op.
- But - they are not tax deductible.
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8.12.2009
Leaving on a Jet Plane - With Help from Levan!
The Team here at Levan Real Estate is currently working on a way to benefit you. That's right, YOU, our client!
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8.11.2009
Team Levan Joins 2009
Coming to you live from sunny Midtown East, the team here at Levan Real Estate has officially joined the world of 2009 as of 11am EST today.
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