This week’s lineup explores the forces shaping real estate from the market level to the individual decisions behind every transaction, with conversations spanning Brooklyn market activity, NYC’s enduring resilience, negotiation, renovation, and the broader economy. Maggie Ross breaks down the latest sales, listings, and trends across Brooklyn, while Vince Rocco and Frances Katzen examine how New York City real estate continues to evolve amid shifting economic conditions, inventory, and buyer expectations. Hall Willkie sits down with the Greene-Rizk Team to discuss their recent sale at 941 Park Avenue, and Shear Line explores the art of negotiation through the lens of interior design with Glen Kinnaird. In the Hamptons, Kimberly Kakerbeck, David Tenenbaum, Timothy Burch, and Scott Hobbs unpack the challenges, costs, and strategies behind renovating luxury properties, while Greg Heym and Lisa Rae turn to the economy with a look at inflation, interest rates, sports betting, and Americans’ changing attitudes toward spending. Together, the episodes offer a timely mix of market intelligence, practical expertise, and perspective on the decisions shaping real estate and the economy today.
Brooklyn with Maggie Ross – September 2026
On this episode of State of the Market, Maggie Ross shares the latest insights into the Brooklyn real estate market, examining recent sales activity, new listings, and key trends shaping the borough’s residential real estate landscape. The report explores the latest market statistics, including changes in signed contracts and new listings, offering valuable perspective for buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals navigating Brooklyn’s dynamic housing market.
Upper East Side Top Sale with Greene-Rizk Team at 941 Park Avenue
On this episode of The Close-Up, host Hall Willkie welcomes The Greene-Rizk Team of Brown Harris Stevens, Joanne Greene and Nada Rizk, to discuss one of the firm’s Top Sales of the Week: 941 Park Avenue on the Upper East Side.
The Resilience of NYC Real Estate
On this week’s episode of Talking New York Real Estate, host Vince Rocco welcomes Frances Katzen of Douglas Elliman for an insightful conversation about the resilience and evolution of the New York City real estate market. Frances and Vince explore why NYC real estate continues to demonstrate strength amid shifting economic conditions, changing inventory levels, and evolving buyer expectations.
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Don’t Stand In Front of Them, Stand Beside Them
The negotiation begins much earlier than you think. The question is: can you recognize it? On this Season Two Finale episode of Shear Line: Negotiation Mastery, I’m joined by interior designer Glen Kinnaird, principal of Kinnaird Enterprises and founder of NYC Modern Home and NYC Modern Interior Design, for a fascinating conversation about the negotiations behind design.
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Renovating in the Hamptons: What Buyers & Homeowners Need to Know
On this episode of Home 2.0, Hamptons real estate experts Kimberly Kakerbeck, David Tenenbaum, and Timothy Burch welcome Scott Hobbs, owner of Hobbs Incorporated, to 245 Meadows West, a stunning Bridgehampton property. Together, they explore the key considerations when renovating in the Hamptons and other secondary markets, including how renovation strategy, construction challenges, costs, and buyer expectations can differ from those in primary markets. From navigating local nuances to making smart, value-driven improvements, the team shares expert insight for homeowners and buyers looking to maximize the potential of a luxury property.
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To Hike, or Not to Hike, that is the Question
Greg and Lisa Rae discuss the latest on the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation, tell Gen Z why sports betting is not an investment, and lament that Americans are feeling guilty about spending money on fun.
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