I have an apartment for sale . How can I list it.

Are you trying to do it yourself or with a broker?

Gotta love clueless brokers. It is already here

http://www.streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/343704-coop-435-east-65th-street-lenox-hill-new-york

List it under "in need of a fast $100K price cut."

"How can I list it" my ass. You think we're all idiots here, Anne? Oh, and take Alan's advice. Lower the ask. No one's gonna pay top dollar for that dump.

When you see a post like this, you understand why people think so little of brokers. This is stupid.

r u kidding me?

This one takes the cake. Shameless.

now you know what I mean by 'behind the curve'.

Oh, give her a break guys. Managing listings on this site is not intuitive by any means.

Anne, Streeteasy will pick up an automatic feed from Elliman's data platform (which I assume is powered by Real Plus).

If you want to edit one of your listings, you have to sign in and then click the "manage" tab under your name. Unlike your brokerage's system, where after your sign in you'll only have access to your listings (and they'll come up easily), you may have to sift through a bunch of Elliman's listing to get to your property.

I think if you search by address, you can get the screen to come up.

Streeteasy has fewer "status" codes than the brokerage systems do (I work at a small firm so I use OLR/Manhattan MLS) so I find it helpful to check back in to the Streeteasy pages every time I change the status on a listing.

ali r.
{downtown broker}