February 2022 Move With Us Blog | The Gladen Rohrer Team

Happy February, friends. Hopefully we've seen the last of the snow for 2022! Yesterday it was a balmy 60 degrees. Can we hope that it will continue?

Over here at The Gladen Rohrer Team, we're gearing up for what looks like a busy spring, as properties drip on to market like an icy elm branch when the temperature hits 33.

If there's anything we can do to help make your February fantastic, don't be afraid to reach out.

All the best.

- Michael, Cal, and Casey

Real Estate News

Join us (virtually) for Homebuying 101

Tune in next Tuesday, March 1st, at 7:30 pm as our very own Casey Soloff presents this homebuying and market research seminar.

We'll cover the ins and outs of buying a home here in the city, discuss the market in a post-COVID New York, and try to answer that all-important question: "Does buying make more sense than renting?"

Panelists will include Danny Sassoon, Loan Officer at Citizens Bank, and Jacqueline Newmark, Esq., Partner at Wexler & Kaufman, PLLC.

Tuesday, March 1, 2022

7:30 pm

Click here to register

Around the City

Chill at the Polar Lounge

High atop 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is this this crazy ice lounge that makes you think to yourself "now this is why I live in New York." Admission includes a cocktail and the use of a very warm, very puffy coat during their stay, but you're still drinking outdoors from ice glasses on a roof in February, so be warned.

Delicious Downtown Destination Decided

A massive new food hall—spearheaded by none other than the prestigious (and delicious) James Beard Foundation—will be opening at Pier 57 on the Hudson River this fall, according to The Patch. So if you're out west and feeling peckish, one of the 18 vendors is sure to have what you're hungry for.

Pickleball is the new bocce

How do you know if someone plays pickleball? Don't worry—they'll tell you. Now the sport that no one can seem to shut up about is coming to Brooklyn Bridge Park, as Pier 2 replaces bocce with three new courts. Go by and check out what all the hubbub is about, but be careful—you may never leave.

Not All Heroes Wear Capes

The Grand Prospect Hall, the South Slope venue that made dreams come true for 35 years, was recently purchased for $22.5M and is set to be demolished to make room for (wait for it) condos. But a group of locals are trying to preserve at least a small part of the old venue on the first floor. The only problem? The new owners won't even take their calls.

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