Reccommend a Broker to sell Lincoln Center Studio

You could go to the brokers who sell a lot in your building and see who you like best.

Or use SE's find-a-broker tool to see whose closing prices come closest to initial ask. They'd be the ones who know the market best.

No, its not normal. It is also not normal to get a break on the commission for a studio.

NWT, I don't know how find-a-broker works, but I assume StreetEasy is taking some sort of buy-in, because I don't see any of my deals on it, including a speedy and recent UWS at-ask co-op sale.

Not raising my hand for this studio deal, but just sayin'-- the old-fashioned "ask around in your building" might yield more accurate results.

ali r.
DG Neary Realty

Ali, as far as I can tell, it includes all sell-side agents with closings, since SE knows who they are from the listings. For buy-side, the agents have to self-report, which most don't appear to do.

59 W 83 will count when it closes, I guess.

It's very neighborhood-focused, maybe because there'd be so much data to sort otherwise. To cover all the areas you've sold in, for instance, the user would have to add each one separately rather than just select Manhattan.

For most people I'd think the problem would be in just choosing from all that you'd know would do a good job. I'd be torn between you and West81st, not to mention people like Dean Feldman and the broker who sells a lot in my building.