Brandon Mason at Douglas Elliman

Brandon Mason at Douglas Elliman Luxury Real Estate Advisor at Douglas Elliman
New York City & Brooklyn
Sell • Buy • Invest
Celebrating Milestones Since 2014 No egos. No guesswork.

With over $150 million in sales and hundreds of transactions throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn, Brandon’s record speaks for itself. His extensive and enthusiastic client base will tell you he is proactive, diligent, solutions-oriented, and deeply dedicated to the buyers and sellers whose interests he represents. By combining his strengths in traditional relationship-focused sales and in-depth data

analysis with effective problem solving strategies, Brandon delivers the discreet, individualized experience that his discerning clients deserve. Just hard facts, careful and informed evaluation, honest advisory expertise, and a passionate commitment to personal and professional excellence.

JUNETEENTH 🕊️ June 19, 1865: That's the day the last enslaved Americans learned they were free, two and a half years aft...
06/19/2026

JUNETEENTH 🕊️ June 19, 1865: That's the day the last enslaved Americans learned they were free, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

MANHATTANHENGE 🌅 Twice a year, the setting sun aligns perfectly with Manhattan's street grid, flooding the crosstown blo...
05/28/2026

MANHATTANHENGE 🌅 Twice a year, the setting sun aligns perfectly with Manhattan's street grid, flooding the crosstown blocks with light in a way that stops us in our tracks. Find a clear cross street facing west tonight and look across.

MEMORIAL DAY 🇺🇸 isn't only about the start of summer. It's about those who gave everything so that the rest of us could ...
05/25/2026

MEMORIAL DAY 🇺🇸 isn't only about the start of summer. It's about those who gave everything so that the rest of us could have one.

MOTHER'S DAY 💐 Lincoln said it best. To every mother in every form, thank you for everything you carry, build, and give ...
05/10/2026

MOTHER'S DAY 💐 Lincoln said it best. To every mother in every form, thank you for everything you carry, build, and give without being asked.

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CINCO DE MAYO 🇲🇽 Cinco de Mayo marks the Mexican Army's unlikely victory at the Battle of Puebla in 1862, a reminder tha...
05/05/2026

CINCO DE MAYO 🇲🇽 Cinco de Mayo marks the Mexican Army's unlikely victory at the Battle of Puebla in 1862, a reminder that determination matters more than the odds. NYC's Mexican community brings this same spirit to every borough.

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MAY THE FOURTH 🚀 be with you. Look up at the skyline and appreciate that we live somewhere that feels like it was built ...
05/04/2026

MAY THE FOURTH 🚀 be with you. Look up at the skyline and appreciate that we live somewhere that feels like it was built in a galaxy far, far away.

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#8 in March! It’s an honor to be recognized. Thank you, . Grateful to my brilliant colleagues and managers for your pro...
04/20/2026

#8 in March! It’s an honor to be recognized. Thank you, . Grateful to my brilliant colleagues and managers for your professionalism, and to our amazing clients for your ambition and trust. Thank you!

NYC's proposed pied-à-terre tax is back for the sixth time since 2014, targeting second homes over $5 million. The same ...
04/20/2026

NYC's proposed pied-à-terre tax is back for the sixth time since 2014, targeting second homes over $5 million. The same administrative problems that killed it before remain unsolved. Co-op boards would still need to collect and remit taxes from qualifying shareholders, creating an unrealistic burden on volunteer-run building communities.

Governor Hochul says it'll generate $500 million annually, which is roughly one-tenth of a budget gap that currently stands at $5.4 billion for fiscal year 2027, and is projected to reach $10 billion or more in subsequent years. Ten precent is not a solution.

Read the full story at brandonmason.nyc: https://brandonmason.nyc/blog/nyc-pied-a-terre-tax-what-it-is-why-it-keeps-coming-back-and-what-it-wont-fix

Link in bio.

32BJ SEIU workers authorized a strike that could begin Monday at midnight. Nearly 34,000 doormen, porters, supers, and h...
04/16/2026

32BJ SEIU workers authorized a strike that could begin Monday at midnight. Nearly 34,000 doormen, porters, supers, and handypersons voted to walk off the job if no contract deal is reached by April 20. This would be the first building workers strike in 35 years.

If it happens, expect immediate disruptions. Building gyms and pools may close, moves will halt, and residents might find themselves sorting packages, mopping hallways, and handling trash. Buildings will require key fob access or IDs at all entry points and arranging temporary staffing, though costs will climb fast.

The union wants better health care terms and pension improvements while the Realty Advisory Board pushes for lower wages for new hires. Negotiations continue, but co-op and condo boards should have contingency plans ready.

Read the full story at brandonmason.nyc: https://brandonmason.nyc/blog/nyc-building-workers-have-authorized-a-strike-heres-what-residents-need-to-know

Weekly New Development Update: April 6-12, 202641 contracts // 19% decrease from the week before, and 5% increase from a...
04/16/2026

Weekly New Development Update: April 6-12, 2026

41 contracts // 19% decrease from the week before, and 5% increase from a year ago.
72 new closings // Totaling $129M
Price per square foot:
▪️ Average contract asking price // $2,098
▪️ Average closed sale price // $1,546

MANHATTAN
▪️ 27 contracts, 12.5% increase from previous week
▪️ Distributed across 20 buildings, seven projects with multiple contracts
▪️ The Flatiron Building with two 3BR contracts priced at $15.65M and $11.975M
▪️ 16 Fifth Avenue in Greenwich Village with two 3BR contracts priced at $16M and $15M
▪️ The Rennie in Harlem with 1BR and studio contracts priced at $665K and $495K

BROOKLYN
▪️ 12 contracts, 37% increase
▪️ Distributed across 10 projects
▪️ Kensington Manor in Kensington with two 2BR contracts priced at $850K and $599K
▪️ 48 Stanhope Street in Bushwick with two 2BR contracts priced at $1.025M and $975K

Data provided by

https://brandonmason.nyc/blog/nyc-new-development-contracts-week-of-april-6-12-2026

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