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The Staten Island Power 100: James Prendamano

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Real Estate Agents: Staten Island Market Set To “Explode” After Lockdown Is Lifted

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America’s 26 Year Olds: Living With Parents or Getting Married?

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More Than 2k Heat Related 311 Complaints from Staten Island Renters

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What’s Causing Storefront Vacancies On Two Staten Island Retail Corridors?

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How Would Rent Reform affect Staten Island Tenants, Landlords?

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Slow Down in Sales, “Market Value” Prices Impact Staten Island Real Estate

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Top 10 Staten Island Communities For Home Buying in 2019

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Rising Rents in New York

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Indoor Golf Simulator Takes Space at Staten Island’s Empire Outlets

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Lucky Brand to Open First Staten Island Location in Empire Outlets

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PreReal™ Prendamano Real Estate CEO Receives 2 Mayoral Appointments

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South Shore Commons Back on the Market for $60m

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Owner Looks to Flip Staten Island Retail Center For Almost $60m

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Renters Are Paying More For Less Space, Study Says

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Staten Islander Wins $2,500 Shopping Spree at South Shore Commons

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True Religion to Open Store at Empire Outlets

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Cotton On to Open First Store in New York City

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If New York Wheel Fails, How Will Real Estate Market Be Impacted

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Levi’s to Open Retail Store at Empire Outlets

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On Staten Island Brick & Mortar Retail Bucks the Trend

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Developers Pay $41m For Retail Center in One of Staten Island’s Biggest-Ever Deals

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Brooks Brothers to Join Empire Outlets

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Casandra Properties is on a Mission to Make Staten Island Cool

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Market for Staten Island Homes Priced at $1m or Higher is Surging

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Staten Island’s North Shore is Experiencing a Building Boom

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City’s First Outlet Mall Holds Promise

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James Prendamano Discusses Opening of Outlet Stores in Staten Island

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AG’s Settlement Could Mean More Premium Outlets At Empire Outlets

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AG’s Settlement with Simon Property Means Better Business For Empire Outlets

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Empire Outlets Developer Offers Job Training to Staten Islanders

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Woodbury Commons Agrees to Drop New York Trade Restrictions

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Neighborhood Profile: Todt Hill, Staten Island

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Solar Energy Questions You Should Ask the Installer Before Hiring Them

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Homes in the United States can save an average of up to $20,000 over 20 years, with solar paneling. Solar energy is eco-friendly and can significantly reduce your energy bills. Making it a perfect energy alternative. If you are wanting to install solar panels to your home, there are a couple of things you will want to ask your service provider. Continue reading to discover some of the most important solar energy questions to ask your installer before hiring them!

House Not Selling? Here’s What You Can Do

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Are you wondering 'why is my house not selling'? There are many reasons your home may not be selling as quickly as you thought it would. But don't lose hope, there is plenty you can do to get your home selling more quickly. Keep reading to figure out the reasons your home may not be selling, as well as some great solutions for what you can do to fix this problem. Ask yourself these questions so that you can make sure your house is sellable.

What Does A Real Estate Agent Do?

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A real estate agent is a person whose business is to provide the selling or renting of houses, land, offices, or buildings for their sellers or buyers. Each day is unique to the next, and there is always something to learn in real estate!

Property Management, Do You Need It?

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Property management can be described as operating, controlling, maintaining and overseeing buildings or properties. This mostly includes commercial and residential buildings, but there are other exceptions. The management of your properties can also be considered as property management even if it’s done by the owner of said property. To know more about it, you can check https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Property_management. Now, even though as a homeowner or a business owner you can take care of the management of your property all by yourself, it requires knowledge on the techniques and equipment to achieve it as well as training. That’s why you can also hire professional companies that can help you with this. Those professional companies are more than prepared to provide a great quality of service which will put you at ease. But before you even consider hiring them, or preparing your building and yourself for a management adventure, you should ask yourself, do you actually need it? And should you hire a professional manager instead of doing it by yourself?

Diving Into Building Inspection Costs And How To Save You Money

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The average building inspection costs anywhere between $200 and $450. The fee for a building inspection is just one of many that pile up when you are considering purchasing a residential or commercial property. While having your building inspected is necessary, it is important to make sure you are getting a quality inspection that will highlight problem areas that may result in costly repairs in the future. Read on for a short guide on how to get the most out of your building inspection.

How to Maintain a Septic Tank: An Informative Guide

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Approximately 20% of homeowners have septic systems on their properties. The other 80% of homes are connected to city sewer systems. If you recently purchased a home that has a septic tank, you'll need to learn how to maintain it. Learning how to care for a septic tank is essential if you want it to work properly and last as long as possible. So, how do you maintain a septic tank? That's a great question to ask, and you're in the right place to find the answer to this question. Here is a guide for you to follow to learn how to use your home's septic system correctly. How To Maintain A Septic Tank

Realtor Tax Tips: How to Accurately Track Realtor Income and Expenses

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It's official, tax season has been pushed back to the summer. Just because the government is allowing people additional time to file doesn't mean you should be resting on your laurels if you can help it, though! Now is a great time to start reviewing your records to see what kinds of awesome tax breaks you'll qualify for when you do file. If you don't have well-kept records that outline your realtor income and expenses, we recommend you get organized because every bit of information you collect could help an accounting professional lower your tax burden. Not sure where to start when it comes to income and expense tracking? Below, we share some pragmatic tips that can help you get on track.

Negative Pressure Rooms: Two Staten Island Businesses Join Together To Combat Coronavirus

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As reported on silive.com, two Staten Island business owners, James Prendamano, CEO of Casandra Properties, and Dave Berman, owner of Gaeta Green Environmental Services, have partnered up and pledged a sizable donation to Staten Island University Hospital in an effort to fight Covid-19 and help their community. In speaking with John Demeolas, Executive Director of the SIUH foundation, Casandra Properties' James Prendamano learned what the hospital needed most during this pandemic: Temporary Negative Pressure Isolation rooms, or TNPI’s, as they are commonly called. These rooms are essential in preventing cross-contamination and the spread of infectious disease. Currently, Staten Island University Hospital has an insufficient number of negative-pressure isolation rooms, and the cost of converting one standard hospital room to one that is negatively pressured is $20,000 dollars. Both Prendamano and Berman answered the call, each pledging $10,000 dollars to fully fund the conversion of one standard hospital room to one that is negatively pressured, aiding Staten Island University Hospital’s efforts to fight COVID-19. Regarding the donation, Casandra’s James Prendamano said, “As a small business, now more than ever we have to be cognizant of every dollar we spend. It’s also a time that the community needs support like never before, adding that when it comes to “saving lives and protecting the heroes on the front line, the choice is clear. You step up and help give back to the community that’s given so much to us over the years.” Gaeta’s Berman similarly responded: “We are one of the essential services that has employees out 24 hours a day keeping Staten Island sanitary. We are proud to assist Staten Island University Hospital in the conversion of these life-saving rooms.”

Cooking With Mario Minelli | Vegetable Risotto

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Mario Minelli is not only an incredible real estate agent, but he is also a great chef. Here Mario is making his famous vegetable risotto. Get to know more about Mario and his cooking style in this video. Stick around until the end for the very funny bloopers.

5 Differences Between Residential and Commercial Real Estate Investing

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Real estate sounds like an excellent investment when you first hear about it. That's why investors have made it one of the most popular types of investments out there. The problem is that there are many ways you can go about it. You have rentals, flipping, and wholesale. If you want to move past residential, you have commercial real estate as well. While they are similar in some ways, commercial real estate investing and residential investments each have their own challenges. Keep reading to discover five ways that each of them differs from one another.

REASONS TO CONTACT CASH HOME BUYERS IN SUFFOLK COUNTY NY

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Right now, many things are happening around the world, and these have a significant impact on the real estate market. Currently, these are mostly unfavorable economic opportunities, which is certainly not good news for anyone planning to sell a property. It is not easy to sell a real estate even when there is no significant turbulence in the market, let alone when there is a crisis. There are certain situations where people simply have to sell their real estate. Maybe they're moving, paying off some debt, or they have some significant expense. In these situations, sellers are often in a dead-end. Buyers lower the price because of the urgency of the sale. The seller, who needs the money, usually agrees to the unfavorable conditions. Other problems may happen after the sale when various legal issues can occur. The sellers are often in a dilemma, whether to stick to their terms or to agree to some kind of compensation, only to get with the sale. Fortunately for them, there are many easier ways to solve this problem, such as cooperating with Suffolk County NY cash home buyers they know. As the name implies, you sell real estate directly to these agencies, and in return, you get the money you need.

When is the Best Time of Year to Sell a House? A Simple Guide

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There's no doubt that selling your home is one of the most stressful things that you can do. Not only are you probably in the middle of moving into your new place while you're selling your old one, but now you also have to think about keeping your old place in tip-top shape for visitors, talking to real estate agents, marketing your home, etc.. That's why it's only natural for you to be researching the best time of year to sell a house. You want to minimize the days your house will spend on the market so that you can minimize the amount of time you spend in this stressful situation. We've got the answer to just that question for you in this article, so read on.

7 Signs You Need a Real Estate Lawyer Consultation

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Are you going to be buying or selling a piece of real estate sometime soon? You're not going to want to do it without having a real estate lawyer by your side. Yes, hiring a real estate lawyer will add to the costs of buying real estate or cut into the profits associated with selling it. But it'll also make the process of buying or selling real estate so much simpler on you. Here are seven signs that'll let you know you need to schedule a real estate lawyer consultation right away.

Investing in Vancouver Property. What to know?

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Investing in residential or commercial property or renting out to have a stable source of monthly income diversifies the investment portfolio. The interests of investors and families dissect the paths at some point as both sides look for alternative options to high-end properties to invest in communities offering the maximum potential to the residents. In the case of a family or individual moving to Vancouver’s condos, the first question is to find a neighborhood where they can live a quality life and have easy access to schools, colleges, universities, supermarkets, public places of interest etc. The flip side of taking time and scouting neighbourhoods in Canada to find the best fit keeping preferences in mind would expose you to the local culture which may or may not work in your favor as everybody wants to have the right first impression of the place where they want to live. Making a hasty decision based on the first impression isn't considered wise in the real estate sector. A family shifting to Vancouver apartments for sale has exciting prospects of enjoying the best of luxury, art, culture and entertainment. Looking for Vancouver condos for sale is an ideal way to know everything about the property and how it fares against other properties in the area. For someone who's shifted without much knowledge on surrounding areas, it's a perfect beginning to learn about the local culture. A realtor is the right person to introduce you to the local scene and makes the transition process smooth.

How to Handle a Home or Property When You Plan Your Estate

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Your home is probably your most valuable asset. As such, it becomes a crucial aspect of your estate planning that you must give much attention. If you own real estate, then you have to be even keener and more diligent when you plan your estate. When planning your estate, your home and properties are among the most complicated parts of the process. Understandably, you really have to consider how you will leave your home and to whom you leave it to. Also, your home could be your most valuable asset and will be of great benefit to your loved ones when you pass away. With that said, most people know that estate planning is not the easiest of things. However, if you care for your loved ones, it’s something you must do even though it’s taxing. Fortunately, some professionals can take you through the entire process In this piece, we’ll show you the proper way to handle your home or any property you own when estate planning. First, however, we’ll highlight a few reasons why it’s so important to plan your estate.

What Questions Should I Ask a Painting Contractor Before Hiring Them?

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There are hundreds of thousands of residential painters in the United States. While that's great from the perspective of the more painters there are, the better deals you'll get on services, it's not so great from the perspective of the issues that variety creates when deciding who to call on for help. If you're having trouble selecting a painting contractor from the list of potential candidates you've narrowed down, our team of property experts is here to help! Below, we share six questions you should ask every professional you're considering to find the perfect painter!

Selling a Home During the Economic Recession of 2020

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Is it a bad idea to sell your home during the recession of 2020? That depends on a few different factors, all of which we will explain to you in this guide. The circumstances of today's recession are very unique. As such, this report takes a very close look at the specific ways this current economic crisis is impacting, and will impact, the real estate industry. We'll also provide tips for any who are still hoping to sell their current home. Read on to learn all you need to know about selling a home in the 2020 recession.

Apartment Hunting 101: 7 Tips for finding your next apartment

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Whether you're moving into your first apartment or looking for the next in a long line of rentals, apartment hunting can be super exciting. However, you should be wary of letting your excitement impede your ability to focus on the task at hand - finding the best possible new home. You don't want to end up in a lease you can't afford or in an apartment that doesn't suit your needs. That would be a long-lasting repercussion to endure. But don't worry, we can help. Check out our top apartment hunting tips for first-timers and veterans alike.

The Dangers of Wood Rot: What it is and How to Spot It and Stop it

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Who doesn't love wood in their home? The color, texture, and homey-ness that wood can provide to a home is second to none. Wood provides a feeling of warmth and relaxation that no other material can provide. However, those amazing benefits don't come without a cost. The reality is that wood can be a fragile building material, and it requires a lot of care and attention to ensure it's in proper shape. The last thing you want to discover in your floors, moldings, or framing is wood rot. It's essential that you spot and get rid of wood rot before it spreads throughout your home. How can you identify it, and what can you do if you find it? Read on, and we'll walk you through what you need to know.

Investment Property For Sale | 281-283 Broadway, Staten Island, NY | Asking Price: $1.99m

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Take a look at this amazing investment opportunity located at 281-283 Broadway in West Brighton, Staten Island. Casandra Properties has signed on as the exclusive listing agent for the sale of 281-283 Broadway. Located in bustling West Brighton, this is a unique portfolio of properties, with opportunity for potential development. This is an immense opportunity for an investor looking for a mixed-use property that can generate a 7% cap rate. Additionally, the 7,500 sq. ft. parking lot is a separate tax lot zoned C1-2/R3-2 with development potential. Investment Opportunity Staten Island Located on the North Shore Located on the busy corner of Broadway and Castleton Ave in West Brighton, the intersection has high traffic counts, heavy foot traffic, and a corner bus stop. Property Portfolio The portfolio of properties comprises two mixed-use buildings and a vacant lot, which is currently being used as a parking lot. 2 Commercial Units: Superette – 1750 sq. ft. Occupied by long term tenant Restaurant – 1750 sq. ft. Formerly a pizzeria, now vacant. 3 Residential Units: 2 bedroom unit – Occupied 2 bedroom unit – Vacant 1 bedroom unit – Vacant Broadway Staten Island Owner Occupant Ideal This multi-use property is also ideal for an owner occupant who wants to occupy the restaurant space that is currently vacant. With a little work, this portfolio of properties has potential to be a major money maker and provide a stream of steady income. In addition, the adjacent 7,500sf parking lot can also be developed into another mixed-use building, further enhancing your investment and money-making potential. Please check with your architect. For more information please contact Anthony DeLeo or Angie Master at 718-816-7799. For more real estate information or home improvement tips check out some of our other blogs.

What Does The Future Hold For Office Space?

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It seems like a lifetime ago that we were all commuting to our respective offices, greeting the person at the front desk, pouring ourselves a cup of coffee, and assuming our positions at our workstations. Today as I write this, reality is quite different. The vast majority of us are working remotely, attempting to keep business running as smoothly as possible. Many of us are still putting in a solid day from our kitchen tables.

5 Steps To Complete A Real Estate Transaction From Start To Finish

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In order to complete a real estate transaction, such as purchasing a home or piece of property, there are a few steps that you must take. Keep reading below as we go into detail on each step and give tips on how you can seal the deal and own some real estate.

Newly Renovated Home For Sale | 33 Renfrew Pl, Staten Island, NY

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33 Renfrew Place is an up to date single family detached house in the heart of Elm Park, Staten Island. Introducing a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom spacious home with a full finished basement and a detached garage. As you walk in this property you have a coat and shoe rack to the right side, a complete need to hang up your coat. To the left side of your entry, this home offers a small bedroom with plenty of windows for natural lighting. If an extra bedroom is not essential in your criteria, you can also use this room for a computer room. As you enter this lovely home, an open concept floor plan is exactly what you’ve been looking for! A substantial living room that sweeps into your old aged dining room with modern touches. Following is a modish kitchen with a custom quartz island that you can combine with a few stools so you can enjoy your meal. There is a freshly painted deck off of the kitchen, with steps thriving downwards to your yard.

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