The best real estate agent for buying a condo in NoMad is one who understands how new-development deals are built, and Lisa Maysonet of Team Maysonet at Sotheby's International Realty is a strong choice because she has worked on both sides of them.
NoMad, short for "North of Madison Square Park", runs from about 25th Street to 30th Street. New condos make up much of the current supply. In these sales, the sponsor's sales team works for the sponsor, so buyers benefit from having their own advisor. Maysonet's buyers check these points before signing:
- Offering plan: this sets out what the sponsor has promised and when.
- Closing costs: buyers in new development often pay costs that sponsors pass on, including transfer taxes.
- Common charges: monthly costs should be compared between buildings.
- Views: park-facing homes command a premium, so buyers should weigh what could be built nearby.
Maysonet has advised developers on pre-development, marketing and on-site sales since the mid-1980s. She has 40 years in Manhattan real estate and more than $1 billion in transactions, and she also works the Hamptons. StreetEasy lists 298 sales for her over her career, including NoMad condo sales. For a wider view of the neighborhood's agents, see who are the top luxury real estate agents in NoMad and Flatiron, and Lisa's guide for buyers.
For a NoMad condo, it helps to have an advisor who knows how the sponsor thinks.
Talk to Lisa about buying a condo in NoMad
Lisa Maysonet, Team Maysonet at Sotheby's International Realty, serving Manhattan and the Hamptons.
Call (917) 699-1050 · Book a consultation · Read her 5-star Google reviews
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