Discreetly Representing Exceptional Real Estate
Founded by Zeve Salman and Eric Brown, Elevated brings a private family office approach to New York City real estate, delivering lifelong advisory services at every stage of property ownership.
Elevated represents buyers and sellers across both public and private, off-market, transactions. From large-scale apartments to townhomes and penthouses, the team offers unmatched market fluency and access, unwavering integrity, expert negotiation skills, and a long-term strategic approach, representing clients through complex transactions with clarity, confidence, and discretion.
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$2+ Billion
Sold & closed
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#1 Team in NYC
Ranked by WSJ RealTrends 2025
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$500+ Million
Sold privately, off-market
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$350+ Million
In annual sales
NYC Luxury Real Estate Market Watch
- Contracts Signed
- 24
- Total Volume
- $189.3M
- Top Contract
- $20.5M
above $4 million
in luxury contracts
highest of the week
Bar chart of luxury contracts signed in each of the last 12 weeks, oldest first. Every bar is a link to that week's report.
Neighborhoods
Manhattan Neighborhood Guides
Manhattan neighborhood by neighborhood: what the market looks like, what the housing stock is, and some notable buildings in each.
Buildings
Buildings to Know
Fifty Manhattan condo and co-op buildings, each with a page of its own: the architecture, the neighborhood around it, and the sales that have closed inside.
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740 Park Avenue
Rosario Candela, 1930
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220 Central Park South
Robert A.M. Stern, 2019
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The Plaza
Henry J. Hardenbergh, 1907
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Aman New York Residences
Warren & Wetmore, 1921
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100 East 53rd Street
Foster + Partners, 2019
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The Flatiron Building
Daniel Burnham, 1902
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80 Clarkson Street
COOKFOX, 2026
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150 Wooster Street
HTO Architect, 2018
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56 Leonard Street
Herzog & de Meuron, 2017
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One High Line
Bjarke Ingels Group, 2023
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15 Central Park West
Robert A.M. Stern, 2008
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834 Fifth Avenue
Rosario Candela, 1931
Knowledge Center
From the Knowledge Center
What we have learned advising buyers and sellers, written up: the taxes, the boards, the timelines and the paperwork.
Renting a $50K+ Luxury Apartment in NYC
At the top of the market, renting is a strategy, not a fallback. How the $50,000-a-month NYC rental market actually works, why the best apartments never…
Off-Market or Public? The NYC Luxury Seller’s Playbook
The real question is not public or private. It is which approach gives you the most control over privacy, price, timing, and leverage. How off-market and…
NYC Co-op Buyers: The New Application Timeline Law Starting July 28, 2026
Starting July 28, 2026, NYC co-op boards face hard deadlines: 15 days to acknowledge a purchase application, 45 days to decide. The buyer side of the…
Local Law 11: What NYC Buyers Should Check First
Local Law 11 can wrap your future building in scaffolding for years and put a five-figure assessment on your statement. Before you sign, here is what…
NYC Co-op Boards and the Pied-à-Terre Tax: What Boards Should Be Asking
If you serve on a NYC co-op board, the pied-à-terre tax is the building’s problem, not just the shareholder’s. The mechanics are not fully clarified, and…
How to Reduce NYC Buyer Closing Costs in 2026
NYC buyer closing costs run 2 to 5 percent of the purchase price. The biggest lines (mansion tax, mortgage recording tax, title insurance) are not reducible…
Contact
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