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Cliff is a seasoned real estate agent who puts his clients’ needs above all else. He has a tireless work ethic, is always focused, calm and cool, and fully dedicated to helping you buy or sell a home with smooth success. His vast experience in ...read more
Hi gay! You found me! A gay real estate agent (shocker) that can demystify the process of buying, selling, or renting in one of the most competitive and complicated markets in the country. I've loved real estate since my parents and I would ...read more
I was born in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and have been living in New York, New York, for the past 20 years! I am a CNE (Certified Negotiation Expert). I also have the GRI Designation (Graduate Realtor Institute), as well as the ABR Designation ...read more
Aaron, a native of New Hampshire, has called Howard Beach, Queens, his home for the past 20 years. Dedicated to ensuring a successful, exciting, and positive real estate experience, Aaron brings expertise to the table and proudly serves the LGBTQTA ...read more
A fourth-generation New Yorker, Matthew was born on the Upper West Side, and spent much of his childhood in Larchmont. He went to Harvard College, and majored in Visual and Environmental Studies, focusing on architecture, design, and photography. He ...read more
Tony is a seasoned real estate professional with a passion for helping clients navigate the world of investment properties. Specializing in both personal home purchases and high-yield real estate investments, Tony provides expert, data-driven advice ...read more
Paul has been a licensed associate real estate broker since 2005, licensed in Florida and New York. He aims to ensure that the real estate process is as enjoyable and stress-free as possible for his clients. His expertise in residential real estate ...read more
In 2000, Raymond began his real estate career in Long Island. He specialized in selling single family residences on the north and south shores of Nassau County. After 3 years in real estate, Raymond decided to complete his bachelor’s degree ...read more
Allen brings nearly two decades of experience in NYC real estate, combining deep market knowledge with a calm, strategic approach that gets deals done. A former managing director of multiple offices across Manhattan and Brooklyn, he’s known for ...read more
Born and raised in NYC, I have spent over a decade mastering the city’s real estate market, growing from an eager newcomer to a seasoned expert with my own boutique-style brokerage. My journey has included working at top-tier NYC brokerages and, ...read more
Moving to a new place, or simply navigating life, as a member of the LGBTQ+ community can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re looking for connection, emotional support, or a supportive space to be your authentic self. Whether you're newly out or not out at all, exploring your identity, or just relocating to a new part of New York, having access to compassionate support and a vibrant community can make a world of difference.
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There’s nothing quite like summer in New York City, especially when Pride Month rolls around. The energy shifts, the rainbow flags come out in full force, and suddenly every block feels like it has a story to tell. It’s no secret that New York has played a huge role in LGBTQ+ history, and that legacy still pulses through the city today.
Whether you’re a longtime local, a curious traveler, or ...more
New York City, often dubbed “The City that Never Sleeps,” is a global hub for culture, art, finance, and diversity. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned New Yorker, the city offers an endless array of experiences and iconic landmarks. Here’s a guide to some of the must-see highlights that make New York, New York a remarkable place to explore.
A global node of creativity and social tolerance, the city of New York has always carved out a place for the LGBTQ community. It’s a symbol of cultural diversity and freedom with principles that nurture the queer community and drive future growth. It also happens to be an awesome place to live.
New York City began as a trading post. It was founded in 1624 by Dutch colonists and named “New Amsterdam.” A few years later, the ...more