Greenwich sales down as market suffers
April 06, 2009 11:45AM
The exclusive enclave of Greenwich, Conn., is known as a magnet for CEOs, Wall Streeters and hedge funders. As a result, when the financial market ground to a halt last September, so did real estate transactions there. On this week's Webcast, The Real Deal's Jen Benepe goes to Greenwich to talk to Charles Magyar of William Raveis Real Estate and Bryan Dinkelacker of Engel & Völkers about who is unloading property, what kind of discounts they are offering and who is still buying. To watch the full Webcast, click on the link below.
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Anonymous
Didn't you hear, we're sending a busload of folks from East New York out to Greenwich. Sponsored by Stephen Spinola. Thats what our REBNY dues will be financing this Spring as a new and different project.
Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 04/06/09
Anonymous
#1. What exactly are you trying to say.
Comment #2 Posted By: Anonymous 04/06/09