Author: Victor Mendolia

I am a Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker, helping people sell, buy or rent their dream homes Upstate in Columbia and Greene Counties NY.

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Find Out How Much Your Home or Property is Worth in Today’s Market

The Hudson, Catskill and Athens real estate markets have experienced a uptick like no one has seen before in this area. In the last two years, sale prices and rentals, especially in the City of Hudson have reached new heights many doubted were possible just a few years ago.

That is why it is a great time to find out what your property or rental might bring in today’s very hot market. I am offering the first 10 people who respond to this post, a completely free Comparative Market Analysis on your home, commercial building or rental unit.

 

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My Expert Tips for People Leaving Brooklyn for Upstate

I have a few tips for Brooklynites departing the city for Upstate NY, in a new article for Brownstoner.com.

My #1 tip: Beware of “unknown costs”: Victor Mendolia, from Beach and Bartolo Real Estate in Chatham, says property taxes Upstate can be surprisingly high. “This is particularly true when there is another layer of municipal government like incorporated villages or cities,” he says.

Check out the full article here

PS – No I don’t consider Westchester “Upstate” either!

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Hudson in the New York Times (Again!)

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Rail travelers to Hudson still use its original 1874 brick depot. Credit: Tony Cenicola/The New York Times

For a town of about 6500 residents, Hudson NY sure gets its share or noteworthy press. One of the latest was in the New York Times entitled, Hudson, N.Y.: An Elegant Transformation.

Laying out some history, the piece tells of some of the newcomer businesses and some of the stalwarts. Wm Farmer & Son, Rivertown Lodge, Bonfiglio and Bread, Swoon Kitchenbar and Hudson Food Studio are all featured and more.

 

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