Matthew Slosar Joins the Douglas Elliman’s 1995 Broadway Office

Matthew Slosar

Matthew Slosar, a top-performing broker whose business has more than tripled in the last two years, has launched his own business following nearly ten years of success as part of one of the firm’s consistently-ranked top ten teams. Slosar, who was originally based out of the firm’s 575 Madison Avenue headquarters, will now make it’s 1995 Broadway office his new home.

“Matthew brings a deep understanding of New York City’s complex and competitive real estate market, particularly here in Manhattan, and we are thrilled to have him join our Upper West Side Office,” said John Lawrence, Elliman’s Executive Manager of Sales, 1995 Broadway and Harlem. “He meets each client with respect, discretion, and unparalleled service, and I look forward to working more closely with him as he continues his exciting career at Elliman.”

Slosar’s expertise and superior customer service have led him to successfully assist numerous high-net-worth families and A-list celebrities, as well as first-time home buyers in his rapidly-growing client base. Recently, empty-nesters and bi-coastal clients looking for pied-a-terres in Manhattan have also been seeking out his service. A testament to his success, The Real Deal named Matthew 'Broker of the Week' twice in the past year. 

“After a great run as part of a successful team, I am excited to take this next step in my career and set out on my own,” said Slosar. “For the past few years my business has been steadily growing, as has my family. It feels like the right time in my life to be launching my own business and steering my own ship. As I continue my journey, I am thrilled to have found a new home at Elliman’s 1995 Broadway office and to work with the talented agents and staff there.”

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NYC's Best Neighborhoods that Are (Relatively) Affordable

By Shaunna Redman

Localize.city has compiled a list of New York City’s top 10 neighborhoods that are relatively affordable. Localize.city is a website which provides information on every address in New York City. They worked with data scientists and urban planners to conduct research on affordability along with quality-of-life factors to compile the list. If you’re planning on relocating around New York, you may want to consider looking for your new home in one of these neighborhoods.

 1. Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn

Windsor Terrace is a small and quiet neighborhood located in Brooklyn. It is small enough where you can safely ride your bike in the streets, but big enough to allow easy access to the subway, which makes for an easy commute to work or to do some shopping.

2. Roosevelt Island, Manhattan

Roosevelt Island is an extremely quiet neighborhood. If you love reading, then this is the neighborhood for you. Roosevelt Island is getting an up-and-coming Roosevelt Island Library revamp, which will double its size.

3. Forest Hills, Queens

Safety is everyone’s top concern. Forest Hills is considered on of the safest neighborhoods in Queens, New York. There are also plenty of activities to choose from ranging from shopping to live performances.

4. Bay Ridge, Brooklyn

Bay Ridge is a showcase of the greener parts of New York. If you’re interested in trying food from all over the world, you’re in luck as Bay Ridge has multiple food options from Middle Eastern to classic Italian.

5. Clinton Hill, Brooklyn

Clinton Hill is a neighborhood with lots of foliage. This neighborhood has easy access to Lower Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn, so you can commute to the busier parts of town while enjoy the tranquility that comes with Clinton Hill. There are also two parks within walking distance of Clinton Hill where you can take your pups for an enjoyable day out.

6. Flushing, Queens

If you’re someone who likes the hussle and bussle the city has to offer, then Flushing is the neighborhood you’ll want to look into. Flushing has two farmers’ markets within the neighborhood, and multiple mom-and-pop shops. Also, for those who like Asian cuisine, there are a wide array of Asian restaurants in Flushing.

7. Washington Heights, Manhattan

Does your household have frequent commuters? If so, then Washington Heights is the neighborhood you need. Washington Heights offers easy access to the subway while also giving you access to two parks that are right on the riverfront. You can also enjoy both old and new restaurants that lead towards Broadway.

8. Bedford Park, Bronx

Bedford Park is the perfect neighborhood for those who have children or those who are looking to attend college. This neighborhood features a multiple schools that run from elementary level all the way to college. Bedford Park is also expecting new shops and restaurants to move in.

9. Woodhaven, Queens

Woodhaven has a special appeal to feeling almost like a village. This neighborhood is also within walking distance of the largest outdoors space in the city: Forest Park, which is perfect for those who love to be surrounded by nature. If you need to commute, you don’t need to worry as the subway runs through the heart of Woodhaven, and allows you to be taken directly to Lower Manhattan.

10. Concourse, Bronx

Concourse is the perfect neighborhood for the art lover in your household. Concourse has modern architecture throughout the neighborhood along with art deco that is historic. Concourse also has a design inspired by Champs-Élysées from Paris with the Grand Concourse. The best part is that Concourse is still close to Manhattan, so you can go out and about to see the city easily.

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