Keller Williams NYCSell · Private valuation
Send us the address. We'll send the arithmetic.
Tell us where your home is. Within 24 hours you get a price range based on real sales in your building, a plan to sell it, and a realistic date it could close. A person prepares it, not a computer. It's free, private, and you don't have to sell.
What you'll receive
- Your price range, built on recorded sales in your building and on your line.
- The buyers already looking for a home like yours, including our private circle.
- A launch plan and a realistic date it could close.
- What you'd walk away with, with your legal fees covered and 20–50% of your move paid.
Jonathan and his team got us 45% above asking on our home in less than 30 days. He does what he says he will. Hard to find these days.
What you get
Everything we do, and what it does for you.
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Where we work
Pick your neighborhood.
How we sell
Every home gets the full treatment.
We sell each listing on its strengths, whether that's the neighborhood, the layout or the light. A $400K studio and a $25M townhouse get the same film, the same reach and the same team.
Jonathan's partnerships and platform make it possible, at a level that would cost most agents their entire commission.
Oh, and we're the only brokerage that covers your legal fees and 20–50% of your move, whether you're buying or selling.
How we sell
Six steps. One team. No hand-offs.
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Private valuation
Within 24 hours, a price range built on recorded sales in your building. Prepared by a person.
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Strategy
Price, timing and launch date, set together. You see the whole plan before you sign anything.
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Preparation
Our crew films and photographs your home, and Digital Area, the studio behind Vogue covers, retouches every image. Our partners at Movtady Law ready the contract. All at no cost to you.
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The private window
Your home goes to our circle first. 17% of our listings sell right here, before StreetEasy.
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Launch
StreetEasy, 150,000+ Keller Williams agents and our own channels, all on day one.
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Negotiate and close
Jonathan works every offer himself. At closing, we cover 20–50% of your move.
The NextGen Promise
Your legal fees, covered. 20–50% of your move, on us.
For every client, buying or selling, at every price. We're the only brokerage that does it.
Case study · 78 Amity Street, PH C
Same penthouse. Same market. A different outcome.
The same apartment sat unsold for a year with another agent. We filmed it properly and put it in front of far more buyers. It was in contract in 30 days, at $300,000 more.
What it costs to sell in New York
The real numbers. And what we take off them.
Typical seller costs in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Every building is different, so we confirm yours line by line in your private valuation.
| Cost | Typical | With NextGen |
|---|---|---|
| Your attorney | $2,500–$5,000+ | Covered |
| Your move | Varies by home | 20–50% covered |
| NYC transfer tax | 1% up to $500K · 1.425% above | Paid by seller |
| NYS transfer tax | 0.4% · 0.65% on homes of $3M+ | Paid by seller |
| Flip tax (co-ops) | Often 1–3%, set by the building | Building-specific |
| Managing agent, move-out and filing fees | A few hundred to $1,000+ | Building-specific |
| Brokerage commission | Agreed with you, in writing, before we list | No surprises |
Free download
The Seller's Brief.
How New York homes really sell for more: pricing, timing, the private window, preparation, and what it costs. Eight pages. Ten minutes. No jargon.
It's yours
The Seller's Brief.
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How we film your home
This is how your home will look to buyers.
Every listing gets its own film, made by our in-house crew at no cost to you. Buyers stop scrolling, more of them book a showing, and more buyers means a higher price. Tap to play.
How we photograph your home
Edited like a cover. Because it is one.
Every NextGen listing is retouched by Digital Area, the Milan and New York studio trusted by Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ, Emporio Armani, Max Mara and Hilton. Your photos are the first showing. They should look like this.
