So besides hearing from a sales agent how much commission, or length of time for them to get the exclusive from you, do they explain your closing costs to you? From 42 years ago until today, I alwa...
Now celebrating his 42 year in the Real Estate Business. Over 4,000 written appraisals to date completed. Appeared in New York State Supreme Court as an expert witness in appraising. During Pandemi...
During the tragic Pandemic many lost loved ones. To continue giving back to the Community, Jim Turano, Broker of Diverse Real Estate is offering it Free of Charge. The only Broker in Queens offerin...
Interview by Tiziano Thomas Dossena Paul Loren is a singer, songwriter, producer, and consummate entertainer. A native New Yorker, Paul was raised on the rich legacy of soul, classic pop, and the G...
Two years of construction by CAC who got the contract to replace the Sewer Lines in the street. All residents had to endure the inconvenience, and damages to their homes, stoops and sidewalks. Reas...
legal marriage contract they may use, such because the community of property or an ante-nuptial contract. Some different essential agreements would come with whether or to not have children togethe...
So you send out flyers to homes letting people know how many homes you sold for the year so far. Very good. But do you take advantage of renting commercial spaces and or selling huge Commercial bui...
R eview by Tiziano Thomas Dossena In this outstanding collection of poems in prose, or prose poems as they may be defined, Michelle Reale evaluates and presents the doubts, soul’s contortions, an...
Jim Turano celebrates his 42 year in business this September. Broker of Diverse Real Estate of Middle Village. Residential, Mixed Use and Commercial Sales. Completed over 4,000 written appraisals t...
Interview by Tiziano Thomas Dossena Paolo Bacigalupi is a successful science fiction and fantasy writer. He has won the Hugo , Nebula , John. W. Campbell , Compton Crook , Theodore Sturgeon ,...
Monthly Jazz Jam returns with in-person audiences The Louis Armstrong Legacy Monthly Jazz Jam will return to Flushing Town Hall for in-person events after being virtual for 17 months. The first jam will take place on September 8 at 7 p.m. and will...
Queens celebrating its comeback with a free celebration The borough is open for business, and the Queens Economic Development Corporation is celebrating with Queens Comes Back!, a huge party in a unique venue with local vendors selling great food, drink...
Bodypainting Day in New York The eighth annual Bodypainting Day was celebrated in Union Square over the weekend. The event was hosted by Brooklyn artist Andy Golub and his nonprofit Human Connection Arts (HCA), and featured a ...
Tallest office building in Brooklyn opens 1 Willoughby Square opened its doors in Downtown Brooklyn, officially making it the tallest office building in the borough.
Camp Rockaway returns for summer 2021 Back by popular demand for a fourth year, Camp Rockaway offers sand, turf, and Atlantic Ocean surf during the day and the comforts of home at night from June 11 to October 31, with a possible exten...
Father & daughter bringing Zoo Crew Two to life Zoo Crew Two is set in 1979 Astoria, and follows the true story of a 16-year-old Michael Demetrious, a successful child actor who ditched his career to become a street gang leader after watching th...
New exhibit features work of BIPOC artists South Queens Women’s March (SQWM) held the opening night of its inaugural art exhibition “Made in Queens” last Saturday. The exhibit is on view at King Manor Museum at 150-03 Jamaica Avenue inside ...
New exhibit at Queens Museum examines truth In Strange But True , a new exhibit opening at the Queens Museum, artist Sydney Shen takes a look at the construction of truth and methodologies used to establish facts, focusing on photographic do...
Author pens book about historic homes of Queens A new book explores the notable homes across the borough of Queens. Historic Houses of Queens was written by Rob MacKay, who currently works for the Queens Economic Development Corporation. His int...
MDX undergoes radical design transformation As the most emotionally styled MDX ever, the fourth-generation model features a bold and upright face, intricately sculpted grille and hood, and a wide, aggressive stance. These cues are shared wit...
Queens College alums win Grammys Queens College Aaron Copland School of Music faculty member Eric Davis and music school alumni Arturo O’Farrill and JoAnn Falletta were winners at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards. “This recognition r...
Queens Drive-In hosts ‘Coming 2 America’ premiere Coming 2 America , the sequel to the classic Eddie Murphy comedy that is mostly set in Queens, had its premiere this past weekend at the Queens Drive-In in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park for two sold...
M. Wells hosts Market Bazaar M. Wells hosted a Market Bazaar this past weekend, allowing people to shop for kitchen provisions and handmade items. The event was held inside the French restaurant in Long Island City with outdoo...
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