MEIER Real Estate

MEIER Real Estate MEIER Capital focuses on multifamily investments, acting as a direct buyer, not a broker.

MEIER has two business lines: The Meier Real Estate Team (Sotheby's) handles NYC sales/rentals of co-ops, condos, and townhouses, plus high-end deals nationwide. MEIER is a team of innovative agents connecting buyers and sellers located in NYC & NJ 🏙

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My client: **wants to sell their apartment in June**Me: “You should wait until September to list.”Here’s 6 tips on timin...
06/17/2026

My client: **wants to sell their apartment in June**
Me: “You should wait until September to list.”
Here’s 6 tips on timing your listing correctly:

1) Different price tiers have different market fundamentals. Just because apartments in the $750,000 to $900,000 range are selling slowly, doesn’t mean a $4,000,000 apartment will sell slowly too.

2) The higher the price of the apartment or condo, the more important staging & marketing become. If you’re in a higher price bracket, don’t list until the marketing is complete.

3) Hold off listing an apartment if while you’re considering listing, 3 comparable apartments are on sale in the same building. Understanding competing inventory is important.

4) When spring turns into summer is typically the worst time to begin selling your real estate in NYC. If you can wait, begin listing your property in mid-September.

5) If you have a tenant in the existing apartment, & you intend to sell it. Often, it’s best to list once the tenant has vacated the unit.

6) Ultimately, personal timing trumps all. If you need to sell, you need to sell. & that’s what’s most important.

Outdoor living in the heart of West Chelsea.Enjoy sun-filled days, open skies, and a beautifully landscaped terrace desi...
06/16/2026

Outdoor living in the heart of West Chelsea.

Enjoy sun-filled days, open skies, and a beautifully landscaped terrace designed for relaxing, entertaining, and taking in the surrounding cityscape. Set within one of Manhattan’s most vibrant neighborhoods, this residence offers a seamless connection to the best of downtown living from the High Line and Hudson River Park to world-renowned galleries, dining, and shopping.

A rare urban retreat where outdoor space and city living come together effortlessly.

New York City real estate in a nutshell: We closed an apartment sale at $1,825,000. We go to the co-op board for approva...
06/15/2026

New York City real estate in a nutshell: We closed an apartment sale at $1,825,000. We go to the co-op board for approval. They deny it. Why? "The price is too low…"

This is a reality of selling real estate within a co-op.
The co-op board wanted a minimum sale price.
(They didn’t communicate this until after we’d closed)
We didn’t hit their arbitrary sale price.
So they denied the sale.

As a potential owner in the co-op system in New York, here’s what you need to know about co-op living:

1. A deal is not done simply because a buyer signs the dotted line.
2. Co-op boards care deeply about their recorded sale history.
↳& they have the power to manipulate that sale history.
3. Co-ops & condos aren’t legally required to provide an explanation for a rejected sale.
↳meaning you can do everything right.
↳only to be denied.

We were still able to close. So how’d we close the sale?
We negotiated the sale price to be $1,900,000.
With a $75,000 seller credit paid to the buyer after the close.
Co-op board approved.

P.S. What stories have you heard about co-op boards?

We listed an apartment for $4,000,000. We sold the apartment for $4,205,000. This was due to competitive bidding. Howeve...
06/10/2026

We listed an apartment for $4,000,000. We sold the apartment for $4,205,000.
This was due to competitive bidding. However…
A bidding war isn’t always the best scenario.
Sometimes,
Selling a property “off-market” is better.

Here’s a breakdown for you to consider:

Off-market listing Pros:

• Quiet sales prevent low comps from hurting the building's future pricing.
• Tenant-occupied apartments avoid damaging first impressions before vacancy.
• Privacy protects high-profile sellers, divorces, and sensitive situations.
• Testing privately preserves your ability to launch publicly later.

Off-market listing Cons:

• Without competition, you'll never know what the market would have paid.
• Off-market buyers often expect — and negotiate for — a discount.
• Your broker may be looking for an easier commission.
• No urgency, no FOMO, no bidding pressure.

When selling off market, there’s typically intention.

Make sure to speak with a trusted broker about options.

✨ Contract Signed ✨Excited to announce that 212 East 48th Street, Unit 2B is now under contract!This charming Turtle Bay...
06/05/2026

✨ Contract Signed ✨

Excited to announce that 212 East 48th Street, Unit 2B is now under contract!
This charming Turtle Bay residence captured attention with its perfect blend of prewar character and modern updates, featuring a wood-burning fireplace, soaring beamed ceilings, generous living space, and an unbeatable Midtown location.

Congratulations to our sellers and everyone involved. Looking forward to a successful closing!

Bright corner living in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.This sun-filled residence at The Vanderbilt Condominium features ...
06/04/2026

Bright corner living in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.

This sun-filled residence at The Vanderbilt Condominium features sweeping city and river views, oversized windows, a spacious one-bedroom layout, 1.5 baths, and an open kitchen designed for effortless entertaining.

Residents enjoy full-service luxury amenities including a 70-foot pool, fitness center, sauna, basketball and squash courts, concierge service, and more, just moments from Grand Central Terminal.

A perfect blend of light, space, and convenience in one of Manhattan’s most connected neighborhoods.

Contract Signed | 340 West 86th Street - 5EThis beautifully renovated Upper West Side studio is officially in contract. ...
06/02/2026

Contract Signed | 340 West 86th Street - 5E

This beautifully renovated Upper West Side studio is officially in contract. Tucked away on a charming tree-lined block, Residence 5E offered soaring 10-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, a windowed kitchen with dishwasher, and a renovated bathroom complete with a soaking tub.

Located within a well-maintained post-war condominium with elevator and part-time doorman service, the building also features a roof deck, gym, laundry room, bike room, and live-in superintendent all moments from Riverside Park and nearby transportation.

Congratulations to our clients on this successful deal.

Contract Signed | Residence 2A – Gramercy ParkThis charming lofted studio condominium is officially in contract. Located...
05/29/2026

Contract Signed | Residence 2A – Gramercy Park

This charming lofted studio condominium is officially in contract. Located on a picturesque tree-lined block in the heart of Gramercy Park, Residence 2A featured soaring 12-foot ceilings, beautiful southern light, hardwood floors, and a smart lofted layout that blended classic prewar character with efficient modern living.

Set within a well-maintained prewar elevator condominium, the home offered an unbeatable downtown location moments from Union Square, Greenwich Village, acclaimed restaurants, shopping, multiple subway lines, and the iconic Union Square Greenmarket.

Congratulations to our clients on this successful deal.

Stunning Midtown skyline views from a beautiful high-floor home in Manhattan.Wake up to iconic cityscapes, warm natural ...
05/27/2026

Stunning Midtown skyline views from a beautiful high-floor home in Manhattan.
Wake up to iconic cityscapes, warm natural light, and the perfect balance of comfort, privacy, and location in the heart of the city.

Looking for a home that offers both lifestyle and views? Reach out to learn more about this and other exclusive listings.

With another broker, our client listed their apartment for $3,250,000. Working with us, we sold it for $2,350,000. Here’...
05/26/2026

With another broker, our client listed their apartment for $3,250,000. Working with us, we sold it for $2,350,000.
Here’s why it sold for less than the original listing.

1) The original broker, and the client for that matter, thought their $1,000,000+ renovation meant their sale price should reflect the renovation amount.

2) Just because you spend $1,000,000 on a renovation doesn’t mean the normal factors of residential real estate don’t apply anymore.

3) The location, the unit mix, & the vintage of the apartment showed the pricing of the asset wouldn’t exceed $2,500,000.

4) No matter the amount you spent on the renovation. The market simply didn’t increase beyond the $2,500,000 value.

5) If you intend to renovate your apartment, I recommend engaging with a broker prior to renovation.

6) Together, analyze the true value of your apartment post renovation.

7) & have an understanding of what the renovation value is.

This can save you time, money & heartache.

P.S. The apartment was on the market for 6+ months, which ended up hurting the final sale price of the apartment.

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