Send us a text New Development: Steve Kliegerman & Arnold Karp Please join us this week for "New Development" where we talk to Steve Kliegerman and Arnold Karp, two men who have been focused on new development in New York City and Connecticut for the last 20 years. The crisis may be nearing an end, but the lasting effect is that it has caused every segment of society to re-prioritize how we think of a home. Today, we are going to explore how developers are responding to the changing landscape. Stephen Kliegerman has been the head of New Development for 20 years, advising New York's biggest developers on what to build, where to build it and then marketing those properties throughout the 5 boroughs. Arnold Karp is now New Canaan's largest taxpayer since he now owns 109 homes in the downtown. He wants to sell 40 of them and rent 59 others. Why? What went into the decision to build, what changed over the last 4 years of development, and where is the market heading next? Every town has an Arnold Karp looking to build the next generation of homes and if you want to be part of that conversation, then join us today. Subscribe now: http://bit.ly/399yevL About Boroughs & Burbs: John Engel in Connecticut and Roberto Cabrera in New York. host a weekly wide-ranging zoom conversation with real estate experts from around our area. We are joined by two special guests guests each week. The audience is a big part of the back and forth, and is made up of realtors, buyers and sellers throughout the tri-state area. We will talk about: - what the top agents in New York and Connecticut are seeing and hearing - which neighborhoods and towns are poised to take off, which ones could crash - which firms are getting it done, and which ones might be stuck in neutral - where top agents are finding new business as the landscape shifts and we see new imbalance in the market - Pouring water on some of the myths and misinformation we’re reading (you heard New York is dead? Fuhgeddaboudit) - builders, property managers, insurers, mortgage brokers, coop boards and anybody whose lives depend on the deals we are making You should join this meeting if: - You are a real estate agent looking to pick up new business and good ideas from top experts - You are thinking about moving to New York City in order to take advantage of recent price drops - You are thinking about moving out of New York City and want the straight skinny on Connecticut, New Jersey, Long Island and Westchester suburbs - Your career depends on the real estate market and connecting with top realtors

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