Metropolitan Property Group is a real estate services company in New York City. For nearly 20 years its owner, managers, and team, have established a respectable reputation as market go-getters and leaders that set market standards. Here we believe that winners do whatever it takes to complete the job fast and within your means. With highly creative, loyal and fearless management, we assign the right professionals the task of handling all tenant issues (rent control and rent stabilized) to boost your building's income and maximize profits.
We pride ourselves on showing real results. In the fourth quarter of 2008 alone, we were able to de-control two apartments and de-stabilize three apartments - boosting the annual income for our building owners from $29,496 to $134,400 annually.

After two decades in business, we have developed a unique structure to optimize any building and obtain the maximum profitability you deserve. Whether you want to use your earnings for personal finance or continue investing in new properties, Metropolitan Property Group will take you where you want to go.

Our goal is to provide our clients with fast, reliable service that will yield the greatest value. Relying on an outstanding level of cooperation, expertise and an unrelenting desire to succeed, our clients' needs are always satisfied.

Consistency, reliability, firmness and determination are the values that have made us industry leaders in the most powerful city in the world.

Description of the Neighborhood Yorkville is a Neighborhood in the Upper East Side of Manhattan that spans from the Southern Boundary of 79th Street up to the Northern Boundary of 96th Street. The Yorkville Neighborhood is among the most affluent in the entire City of Manhattan. Notable residents have included Bob Cousy, James Cagney, Lou Gehrig, Norma Kamali, Bert Lahr, The Marx Brothers, Martin Scott, Robert F. Wagner, and Barack Obama, who lived at 339 East 94th Street before attending Illinois University. Prominent Yorkville Locations include Carl Schurz Park, The Fox Television Center, and Gracie Mansion.
Description of Building; This low-rise building has an exterior of sandstone and a unique exterior style which is why it is named a Brownstone building. Brownstones are prominent in Manhattan as they were built in the Prewar era. Due to their historical significance and their contribution to the Neighborhood that includes its one of a kind style, Brownstone buildings are deemed Landmarks within the City of New York and must be preserved. As such, the buildings are well-maintained and recently renovated. Brownstone buildings have apartments that are known for their higher ceiling heights, their intricate details, and their generous layouts.
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