Darryl Williams

06/03/2026

05/14/2026

Welcome to Residence One at 241 16th Street, a thoughtfully designed duplex condominium in Park Slope, offering approximately 1,701 square feet of interior space complemented by private outdoor areas. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath home with an additional powder room features an expansive main level with a generous living and dining area and a well-appointed kitchen enhanced by integrated appliances, custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and a center island added by the owner to further elevate functionality and flow.

Two bedrooms are positioned toward the rear with access to the backyard, while the primary suite is enhanced by customized pass-through closets that lead into the en-suite bath, offering a functional and well-organized layout. The lower level provides a versatile recreation space that opens directly to the outdoor area, along with a built-out home office suited for today’s flexible lifestyle needs.

Additional highlights include wide plank white oak flooring, custom millwork, central heating and cooling, in-unit washer and dryer, and oversized windows that bring in natural light from both exposures.

​​​​​​​Located in Park Slope, the property is surrounded by a variety of dining, cafés, and local shops, with convenient access to transportation options and nearby green space at Prospect Park, appealing to buyers seeking a refined Brooklyn residence with both space and lifestyle convenience.

05/01/2026

Set in Hudson Heights within the Fort Tryon Gardens cooperative, this approximately 1,625-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bathroom residence offers a spacious and thoughtfully updated layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining.

Thoughtfully renovated in 2018, the home features an open-concept living and dining area with wide-plank flooring, recessed lighting, and a natural flow that connects seamlessly to a modern kitchen equipped with sleek cabinetry, quality appliances, and a generous center island. Custom storage and built-ins enhance functionality throughout, while the bedroom layout includes well-proportioned rooms with multiple en-suite options, providing flexibility for a range of living needs.

​​​​​​​Located near Fort Tryon Park and surrounded by neighborhood dining, shopping, and accessible transit, this residence may appeal to buyers seeking a spacious Manhattan home with updated interiors and convenient access to both green space and city amenities.

3 bed | 3 bath | 1625 sqf | Asking $1,350,000

04/27/2026

My Anniversary(our anniversary was 4/12 but you know shipping goes haha) gift from . I love it and I love you😘. Will be wearing this for many, many years 🙏🏾!

04/21/2026

Most people think the market is either hot or slow.

Right now, it’s selective.
The difference isn’t demand… it’s alignment.
Some properties move. Others sit.
That gap is where strategy matters.

04/16/2026

Not every offer to wins.

The goal isn’t to “get something,” it’s to get the right one.

If that means walking away or taking a few swings first, that’s part of the process.

The right deal is the one you don’t regret after you move in.

01/15/2026

Brooklyn non-vegans are always shocked by this one 👀
Sancocho.

Fully plant-based—and you’d never guess it. 🌱

From my extended conversation with Blengy, co-founder of , on Vegan Bites & Boroughs—highlighting plant-based dishes you can actually find right here in Brooklyn.

01/07/2026

NYC nutrition update: new U.S. dietary guidelines are encouraging more red meat and whole milk — which likely means more saturated fat in everyday diets.

Personally, I think that’s poor guidance, even if there are a few positive ideas buried in there.

From everything I’ve seen (and lived), prioritizing plants, fiber, and whole foods leads to better long-term health outcomes than doubling down on animal fats.

You don’t need perfection — just better defaults on your plate.

Curious how others are thinking about this shift. 🌱

01/05/2026

5 Things I Don’t Care About as Your NYC Real Estate Advisor

1️⃣ If you change your mind
That’s part of the home-buying process. Clarity comes from seeing options, not rushing decisions.

2️⃣ If you’re nervous
Buying a home in New York is a major financial move. Nerves are normal—and expected.

3️⃣ What Zillow says your home is worth
Online estimates don’t price homes. The NYC real estate market does, based on demand, comps, and timing.

4️⃣ If you don’t have 20% down
You can buy a home in NYC with less than 20% down. There are legitimate financing options.

5️⃣ How long the search is taking
Finding the right apartment is a process of elimination. We wait—and make an offer—on the right one.

My role as your real estate advisor is to guide you through buying or selling in NYC—not judge you.
Education > pressure. Strategy > speed.

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12/31/2025

2025 was a year!

Hit half decade of marriage 😘
Entered my Jesus era(turned 33😅)
Got with a good group of men who love Jesus, ambitious and want to make something great out of this life! Love you fellas!
Joined a team
My son turned 2(the terrible 2’s is real real 🙃)
Became lead sales agent on my first new dev all thanks to that was a learning experience and thank you soo much for it!
Thanks for continuing with me on season two of Vegan Butes & Boroughs and looking forward to more in 2026!
The year had its challenges for sure. Took some L’s. Entering the new year with some of those challenges still but with a clear plan to own 2026. Always forward. Let’s gooo!