If Bravo is considered, it all takes the world's richest people to sell, the world's most expensive houses are drawing in your lambs, shaking hands and opening a bottle of crupt.
But the closing deals have a dark side for glamor that you will not watch on TV, NYC brokers show.
“We are like a Kansia's service,” Serhant's Peter Zitzef told the post. “People want restaurants reservation. They want to know where to take our children. We scrub the toilet.”
A few weeks ago, Brown Harris Stevens Hotshot Lisa Simonsen had already wrapped her work for a customer-by selling about $ 10 million units in one of the “Good Building” co-ops of the upper East side-she asked for more for back ups.
Simonsen of Upper East Side Private Supper Club said, “He asked me to get the last minute reservation for 12 in Casa Tua,” “He wanted it in the next two hours!”
People who have never ended, only went well beyond Estates, Real Estate Markets Kevach.
In the hyper-replication, high-end sales market, their ultra-antitled masters-off-the-brahmand customer is used to achieve in its own way-and they hope that they generally hopes that reserved services reserved for domestic staff and expert experts in general.
This means that the city brokers are asked to run regularly for coffee, midwife and walk dogs – while Essetes Arts, interior designers, school consultants and even serve as matchmakers. Those who say “no” risk dare to lose attractive business.
“They are thinking,” I paid this person $ 10,000 for this rent. I want to work for them, “Zitzef said about the customers.
Compass agent Vicky Baron recalled a stuffed pair and his three young “accented” children's apartments towards the upper west.
Baron told The Post, “He asked that someone in my team takes his children to the Central Park.” They were beyond the wild. Climbed a tree and did not come down. They were at some kind of adrenaline high. I felt that I was going to lose my team member. Meanwhile, the mother had a meltdown. “
Bond's Nadin Hartstein has also been a strong-skills for children for customers.
“They were 12 and 13, very privileged, extremely rich, but very sheltered children,” said Hartstein of a foreign buyer's offspring. “The mother said that her children should have American friends, and, the next thing that I know, they are with trick-or-treating with my children. We had to take them to the horrific house and then the mother reservation for her children the next dinner the next night. At least my children are worse, otherwise it would have been worse for me.”
According to Baron, pets are another pressure points, who said that sellers are often reluctant to remove pets to show.
“I felt like a dog walker, but for a cat,” she said. “The customer says,” I have these cats and a cat is wild, and he will go out and escape. You have to make sure that my cat is safe. “
The moment the door opened to a show, Bairon recalled, the cat ran for it – in an open lift about it out of the door and going downwards. After a building-church discovery, he found a flying cat in an apartment, whose door was torn; The cat was under a bed, hair was picked up and scratching for his life.
“I am allergic to cats,” she said. “And this was a continuing issue. I was so, 'Where is my Benadril?”
But even there are boundaries of baron.
He spent three hours in cleaning a customer's apartment to get ready for a photo shoot. But when the woman told Baron that she returned early before shooting to clean her kitchen again, the broker broke down.
“I looked at him and I said,” When I reach here, it will look exactly the same for T. Don't think that I will go here soon and will do all this again. ” I had a hope, “he said.
Nevertheless, most of the brokers agree that the excess mile pays dividends.
“Nothing is under me,” said Zitzf. “I tell people that we scrub the toilet for a living part time.”
He says that he learned how to suck and serve it, no matter what the Douglas Eliman's Medaline Halt Edel, billionaire developer's real estate broker wife and TF Corner's president Tom Edel.
“She is married to one of the wealthiest people in New York City – and we will open home and he is scrubbing the floor,” says Zitzaf.
So when difficult customers ask outrageous – does it take advantage of his rollodex to bring a client to a particular club or fix his John – Zitzef said that he is always down to help, because when he wants to sell in a few years, he knows what he is going to call.
Nevertheless, the economy of mutuality is also mature to misuse.
“This is forced recovery,” says Vincent Pergola of Boutique Real Estate Brokerage Elegaran.
This month, with a transaction hanging in balance, a rich family, who invests in properties across Manhattan, told Pengola, whether a festive business looks like a dinner.
“We achieved a record-high fare for one of his units, and there was a chance that the tenant could also buy apartments-as a result of two commissions. The customer said,” If you shut it down, you give me dinner, “says Pergola. “I like, 'Absolutely, I would like to do so, you want to go anywhere. It's on me.”
But then the conversation took a strange turn: “He read me and said, 'Hey, instead of dinner, they buy these $ 550 headphones,” said Pergola. “And I was sure – if the sale goes.” He replied with displeasure. ,
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