What price can the market support?
I compare recent sales with the apartments buyers can choose today, then account for floor, line, condition, light, layout, and the building.
Selling your NYC apartment
You shouldn’t have to guess what comes next when you sell your apartment.
You may be months away or ready to list. I’ll review the apartment and building, tell you what I think it can sell for, what is worth doing first, and where the process could get stuck—then stay involved through closing.
5.0from 53 Google reviews
70+NYC buildings worked in
Directaccess through closing
Before the listing
The wrong price or the wrong work can cost you before the apartment is listed.
A high asking price can waste the first weeks on the market. Unnecessary work can waste money. A building or paperwork issue can delay a buyer after you have accepted an offer. I look for those problems before the listing goes live.
What actually needs to be done?
Some repairs protect a sale. Some renovations cost more than buyers will pay back. I will tell you where I think the line is.
What could slow down a deal?
Building requirements, financing, occupancy, documentation, access, and timing can all create delays. I want those questions answered early.
Who is most likely to buy it?
The price, presentation, and marketing should make sense for the buyers most likely to value the apartment.
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Before you renovate
Buyers will not pay you back for every improvement.
Paint, repairs, editing, or staging can make a real difference. A larger renovation may not. I’ll tell you what I think buyers will value and whether the apartment is better sold in its current condition. Get that answer before the bills start.
Get an as-is opinionPRICEBEFOREPROJECTS
David AharoniLicensed NY Real Estate Broker
Work directly with me
I stay involved from the first review through closing.
I’m a licensed New York real estate broker at Park Avenue Properties. I have worked in more than 70 NYC buildings. I know how much the managing agent, access rules, financing requirements, paperwork, and timing can affect a sale—and I check those details early.
Once we accept an offer, I keep track of what the buyer, lender, attorneys, appraiser, and managing agent still need to do. You will know where the deal stands, what we are waiting for, and whether something needs attention.
BrokeragePark Avenue Properties
LicenseNY Real Estate Broker · 10311208294
Office79 Madison Avenue, New York
What clients say
You should not have to chase your broker for an update.
“David went above and beyond during my search. Kind, a great communicator, and fights for the best possible result for you. He really cares.”
“David was very responsive throughout the process, he handled everything seamlessly and always worked to make the process as easy as possible for me.”
“David is excellent to work with and I couldn’t recommend him highly enough. He made the entire experience easy and turnkey.”
These reviews are from clients across my NYC real estate practice. Review count shown as of August 2026.
From review to closing
You should always know where the sale stands.
A sale has a lot of moving parts. I’ll tell you what is done, what we are waiting for, and what comes next.
- 01Send me the address and your rough timing.
Add whatever you already know. You do not need to be ready to list.
- 02I review the apartment and building.
We talk through price, preparation, timing, and anything that could get in the way.
- 03I prepare and market the listing.
I manage the presentation, inquiries, showings, buyer feedback, offer review, and negotiation.
- 04I keep the deal moving through closing.
I stay on top of financing, appraisal, attorneys, management or board requirements, and deadlines.
Initial seller review
Start with the address.
Tell me your rough timing and anything you are unsure about. I’ll review the apartment and building before I call you.
Prefer to call?(917) 277-5670
Common seller questions
What owners usually ask first.
Do I need to be ready to list?+
No. You can be months away, comparing a sale with renting, or simply trying to understand what the apartment may be worth.
Should I renovate before contacting you?+
No. Contact me before you commit to the work. I’ll tell you which changes may help the sale and which ones buyers are unlikely to pay you back for.
Is this an appraisal?+
No. I’m giving you a broker’s opinion of the market, not a licensed appraisal. If you need an appraiser, attorney, accountant, or another specialist, I’ll be clear about where my role ends.
Am I agreeing to list by submitting the form?+
No. Sending the address does not hire me or obligate you to list. If you decide to work with me, the brokerage terms are put in writing before anything begins.