In this book, Daniel breaks down what affluent home sellers do differently. He reveals their strategies, secrets, tips, and much more to help you sell your home.

"You can get a copy of this book absolutely free," he says. "Why am I giving it away for free? Because I know the strategies revealed in my book have the potential to make you enough extra money to send your kid to college, buy a new car, or do a nice remodel on your next home. Affluent sellers do what it takes to get top dollar for their homes. Most other sellers don’t seem to take selling as seriously (I have no clue why) and normally don’t do what is necessary to get top dollar. If you use the right home-selling strategies, you can make at least $10-30K more selling a $200,000 home."

This book will cover multiple topics including:

• Selling Strategies
• Marketing Approaches
• Pricing Tips
• Negotiation Mistakes
• and much more!

For more information and to grab your free copy, click the link here.

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12 years ago, during the recession, we created HIGHLAND PARTNERS with the desire to build a luxury boutique real estate brokerage with like-minded agents dedicated to serving their clients while giving back to the communities in which we serve through education and involvement. We wanted to create a culture of collaboration and a professional environment that never lost sight of what it means to support our clients and peers. Through the years we have had great success, some learning moments, and even a new understanding of family. Through the last several years we sought expansion opportunities and studied countless marketing platforms. ... Just as the day we started HIGHLAND PARTNERS, sometimes the best opportunities arise when you are not looking. --Heidi Marchesotti

Adam and I, along with our partners Heidi Marchesotti and Mindy Sun are proud and honored to announce our recent merger and partnership with Corcoran Global Living.

After 12 years of countless hours, learning, growing, expanding, with endless passion and dedication into creating our Highland Partners brand we now say goodbye, but welcome the change as we adopt the CGL brand. However, we are still the same 2 offices, same great staff, same passionate agents, same unique culture, and still just one family, only larger.

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Temporary Wallpaper

Wallpaper once was a simple feature of a home that has now turned into a key creative staple in home design. From intricate patterns, colors to visuals that tell a story, wallpaper is an essential feature in 2021 that enhances any room. Wallpaper selection creates a sense of depth, style, and visual interest.

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Fashionable Healthy Kitchen Appliances

In light of the pandemic, people have turned to a wellness living lifestyle reflected in their kitchen design. Wellness kitchen appliances make healthy living easy and effortless. Going into 2021, kitchens have transformed to include storage for whole foods, prep spaces, and innovated appliances to make healthy meals... can you say 'air fryer'?

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Maximalism

A few years ago, the minimalism trend hit the design market. Originating in the '60's, the idea of having a stark white room with only the bare essentials was all the rage. Now, since Covid hit and everyone has been stuck inside, they realize they actually would like more colors. Maximalism is making the comeback with people putting mismatched furniture with wacky colors all over their house.

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Plants

Greenery in the house is nothing new, but it has especially started trending since quarantine. As people were stuck inside, a little greenery helped bring the outdoors in to them, and make them feel less alone. Many new plant moms and dads were born in this era, and this trend will continue throughout the year.

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The Color Green

Green has made its way back to the interior design world. Whether plants or kitchen cabinets, green brings a sense of relaxation and wellness to any home. Many designers have moved from whites and neutrals to pops of color. People strive for a healthy living lifestyle, and the green pop of color is perfect because it enraptures nature, wellness, and health.

What design trends do you see being popular in 2021?

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A focus on natural and sustainable materials can be found at the forefront of contemporary luxury Brazilian design. Product designer Bruno Jahara has spent nearly a decade creating accessories and furniture that is not only aesthetically pleasing but represents his native, Brazilian roots. “Using natural materials like wood, wicker, straw, and clay is a large part of the Brazilian identity. We will always be recognized for our cultural traditions and Mid-Century design history but we are now wanting to diversify by adding twists on the classics to create luxurious pieces that last for generations.” Scroll through for some of the best of Brazilian design.

Stacks Collection by Jahara Studio

The collection of copper trays and bowls were inspired by geometric simplicity and overall functionality. Most pieces are equipped with handles to elicit a sense of ease when serving.

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Gargalos Collection by Jahara Studio

This verdant collection of glass tabletop accessories was made from recycled bottles and can be used and vases, decanters, or candle holders.

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Paleae Brasilis Collection by Jahara Studio

Inspired by the tropics, the collection of straw accessories where created using traditional weaving techniques and designed with the contemporary consumer in mind.

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Porcelain Box with Wooden Lid by Elizabeth Fonseca

A mix of natural wood and marine blue porcelain represent natural elements found in Brazil.

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Under construction Sofa by Ovoo

Inspired by contemporary Brazilian architecture, the plush velvet Underconstruction sofa is as functional as it is a statement-making art piece.
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Banco Nau Table by Guilherme Sass

This take on a traditional dining table has architectural lines and was created with 693-year-old Brazilian wood.

Photo Credit: courtesy of Guilherme Sass

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West 18^th Street is getting a big boom of luxury estates recently. New to the market is 253 West 18^th, the luxe new seven story townhouse listed by Brown Harris Stevens’ Rachel Glazer for just under $20 million.

The home, built directly across from Walker Tower, is 26 feet across, with 8,300 square feet and between 5 and 7 bedrooms depending on configuration. The home also has seven full bathrooms and two half-bath powder rooms across the seven stories. The space also includes full floor-to-ceiling windows, an elevator, white oak floors, and four different outdoor spaces that also include a 20 by 20 in ground pool.

The New York luxury market has been coming out of its buying slump the last few years according to specialists, with homes like this one seeing move coveting buyers interests peak. Nestled along a green, tree lined street with close proximity to Madison Square Park, the BDFM, 123, and ACE lines, not to mention tons of restaurants and bars, this home is the perfect base for anyone looking to live in luxury both at home and in the street.

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