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HELLO & HAPPY SUMMER TO YOU!
AUGUST Some say August is like the Sunday of months: lazy, dull, and inevitably overshadowed by the looming presence of September. For me, August serves as a reminder of how quickly summer passes, encouraging me to cherish each day. Whether it is dull or busy, make the most of each moment!
THE MARKET THE NYC REAL ESTATE MARKET IS CURRENTLY CHARACTERIZED BY MIXED SIGNALS AND UNCERTAINTIES. INTEREST RATES AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ARE MAJOR INFLUENCING FACTORS, WITH RATES SLIGHTLY DECLINING, CAUSING SOME TEMPORARY INCREASES IN BUYER ACTIVITY. HOWEVER, THE OVERALL MARKET REMAINS SLUGGISH, WITH MANY TRANSACTIONS TAKING LONGER TO COMPLETE AND BUYERS EXHIBITING CAUTION. THE MARKET'S PERFORMANCE VARIES SIGNIFICANTLY BY NEIGHBORHOOD, PROPERTY TYPE, AND PRICE RANGE. WHEN MIGHT THE FEDS CUT RATES? HERE IS AN AP ARTICLE OUT THIS WEEK THAT PROVIDES SOME INSIGHT:
EVENTS HERE'S A VARIETY OF 31 CURATED EVENTS HAPPENING IN AND AROUND NEW YORK CITY. THERE IS SO MUCH HAPPENING THROUGHOUT THE CITY, I HOPE YOU GET TO ENJOY SOME OF THESE EVENTS.
I AM HERE TO HELP AS ALWAYS IF I CAN ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS ON THE CURRENT NYC MARKET OR CAN BE OF ASSISTANCE WITH YOUR CURRENT OR FUTURE, BUYING, SELLING, OR RENTING NEEDS PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO CONTACT ME. 917.921.9770 - RAYMONDMOORE@BHSUSA.COM
WEBSITE VISIT MY WEBSITE FOR A WEALTH OF INFORMATIVE CONTENT, INCLUDING BUYER AND SELLER GUIDELINES, UP-TO-DATE REAL ESTATE LISTINGS, MARKET REPORTS, AND DETAILED OVERVIEWS OF NEW YORK CITY'S MOST POPULAR NEIGHBORHOODS.
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ENJOY THE MONTH OF AUGUST! CHEERS, RAYMOND
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Raymond Moore Licensed Real Estate Salesperson raymondmoore@bhsusa.com 917-291-9770 View My Listings |
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View the Guggenheim’s exhibition that explores the works of contemporary artists who created prominent works in response to significant historical events. | Create your very own painting of a beautiful sunset at Muse Paint Bar, with art instructors taking you step-by-step through the process. |
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This highly anticipated community market draws in thousands, with over 50 vendors to explore. | The New York Comedy Club presents a showcase of talented comedians. |
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Instructor Carolyn Herring leads this fun-filled outdoor exercise course that incorporates low-impact line dance moves. | Watch various short films during this free film screening event, with a special Q&A with the filmmakers to follow. |
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Hudson Park Book Club Discussion |
Join this insightful book club discussion of "Pineapple Street" by Jenny Jackson, taking place at the NYPL’s Hudson Park branch. | The Cafe Wha? House Band Performance |
The fan-favorite band will perform a selection of popular songs at Cafe Wha? |
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Greenwich Village, Soho, Little Italy & Chinatown Walking Tour |
Participants in this historic walking tour will learn all about the history of some of Manhattan’s most popular neighborhoods. | Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul |
The acclaimed electro pop duo will perform as part of the highly anticipated performing arts festival: BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn. |
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Now in its 43rd year, the festival is New York City’s longest-running public dance festival. It is free and open to the public. | Movie Nights at Bryant Park |
Bring a blanket and find the perfect spot to watch a free outdoor screening of the beloved blockbuster hit Titanic at Bryant Park. |
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See beautiful balloon sculptures on view for a limited time at the historic Park Avenue Armory. | Natural Attractions Exhibition |
This plant-focused exhibition showcases native insect pollinators, highlighting the significance of the role that plants and insects play in the environment. |
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Drink and Draw: Ancient Egyptian Art |
Create your own sketch inspired by the ancient Egyptian pottery, sculptures, and figures within the Brooklyn Museum’s showcase, while enjoying a cocktail. | See Christopher Nolan’s award-winning film Tenet on the big screen, which will be shown at the Museum of the Moving Image for a limited time. |
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Learn about the ancient art of Origami and create your own works during this group class at the New York Public Library. | Summer Brunch & Shop Bazaar |
Recurring every Sunday, the fan-favorite Grand Bazaar will offer a wide range of delicious food to eat while shopping from the selection of goods. |
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Visit the East Harlem Drop-in Center for a holistic meditative experience using singing bowls, gongs, and more. | Pasta Techniques: Mastering Fresh + Dried Pasta Dishes |
Perfect your pasta-making skills during this expert-led course that teaches the secrets of fresh and dried pasta techniques. |
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Minne Jordan, Evan Main, Charlie Lincoln, Eliza Salem |
Visit the new, popular LES Jazz Club Close Up, which has a recurring calendar of live talent. | Don’t miss your chance to experience an impressive selection of vendors during the limited, eight-week run of Smorgasburg at the Shed’s outdoor plaza. |
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Artist Melissa Cody presents her very first solo exhibition at the MoMA PS1, showcasing over 30 woven artworks that incorporate vibrant colors, patterns, and new digital technology. | Byzantine Bembé: New York by Manny Vega |
The artworks of Manny Vega will be displayed in this exhibition as part of the Museum of the City of New York’s centennial year celebration. |
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Visit the Arthur Ashe Stadium before the U.S. Open takes place and watch top tennis players practice on the court, along with other exciting experiences offered on-site. | Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion |
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s special showcase features over 220 garments and accessories from the past four centuries, all linked by themes of nature. |
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Magic in a Bottle at City Winery |
Enjoy an evening of live magic, comedy, food, and wine at City Winery. | This weekly farmers market offers a wide range of artisanal items, fresh produce, and much more, located in Bartel-Pritchard Square. |
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Take a stroll through the beautiful grounds of the Met Cloisters and admire the architecture of the Middle Ages. | Vivian Maier: Unseen Work Exhibition |
View hundreds of works by acclaimed photographer Vivian Maier, which span from the early 1950’s to the mid 1980’s. |
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The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900 to 1965 |
The Whitney’s popular ongoing exhibition showcases over 120 artworks inspired by the founding of the museum. Artists featured include Georgia O’Keefe and Norman Lewis. |
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