Bohemia Realty Group holds open house for Park Hill

Bohemia Realty team at Park Hill.

Manhattan, NY Bohemia Realty Group’s exclusive Park Hill marketing team held an Open House at the prewar rental complex on Central Park West in Manhattan Valley. The original offering of 45 rarely available renovated studios, one, two and three-bedroom apartments at 471-476 Central Park West, between 107^th and 108^th Sts., is more than three-quarters leased. Now, with an added incentive of complimentary design consultations at lease signing, Sarah Saltzberg, Cameron Hansel, Peta Couzens, Sam Kiernan and Karen Paul are gearing up for the next crowd to claim the balance of availabilities. Bohemia Realty Group is a dynamic team of dedicated real estate professionals that focus on residential rentals and sales in Upper Manhattan. Our agents are neighborhood specialists; over 90% of Bohemia agents call uptown home, and can provide first-hand knowledge about the lifestyle at the top of the island. Our mission is a three pronged approach to improving quality of life: to service clients in an efficient, friendly way; to create a positive work environment for our agents and employees; and to enrich the community above 96th St.

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