Sumi at Compass

Sumi at Compass Sumi has been helping her clients and customers buy, sell, rent and lease property all over New York City for more than a dozen years

06/05/2026

Private front yard you don't need a green thumb to maintain? Yes pls! Send me a DM to see this gorgeous 2 bed/1.5 bath duplex in 🎥 credit:

04/07/2026

90s nostalgia is hitting all of us! Hitting the dance floor without a phone--we didn't even know how good we had it 🥰 Where is everyone dancing these days in NYC? 🎥:

03/30/2026

Bird watching is for the cool kids--and there are so many fun places to peep birdies in NYC! Comment BIRD and I will send you my fave spots 🐤👀🕊️ thanks to for 🎥

03/07/2026

New York City in the 90s! has me thinking about my fair city back when I first moved here--and specifically going out to restaurants. Yes the food was delish but it was about the people, the energy, the party! In a pre mobile phone world, the element of surprise was real--you never knew who was going to be out or what was going to happen! Yes I read the Tables for Two column in the New Yorker faithfully and checked out the Dining section in the New York Times but mostly I just heard about where to go from friends, work colleagues, strangers on the trains, dance partners at the club. I didn't go down the deep google dive of making sure I would have a perfect experience and some of the most memorable nights were very chaotic and full of friction. A Friday night was an invitation to roll the dice. Of course we had our mainstays--some that are still here for beers + grilled cheese, for sexy dinners , Coffee Shop (Rip!) for lunch and for 3 am French fries after dancing. I go back to many of these places still not for the experience today but to get into a time machine for the memory of a pre 9/11 New York, an innocent and creative time when I was forming into the New Yorker I am today! Tell me in the comments which restaurants you loved and also still love from the 90s! 🎥 credit:

03/04/2026

I love that I'm finally old enough to be nostalgic! New York City in the 90s was a wild time and I joined the party in 1997! No smart phones, no social media, just me in my 20s making mistakes and having a lot of fun along the way without it being documented.

Let me know in the comments what you'd like for me to talk about NYC in the 90s!

02/27/2026

As Black History month comes to a close I wanted to honor the tremendous contribution the Harlem Renaissance gave not only to America but to the world. As I get older I find myself turning to poetry more + more for deeper understanding, comfort and joy. In 2020 I started reading poetry aloud to Mouse (he was a good audience as it turns out!) and to friends via voice notes. Langston Hughes was one of those poets in my rotation. To be clear he was not just a poet, but an activist, a playwright, a novelist and a journalist. He is credited as a leader of the Harlem Renaissance, which served as a foundation for the community needed for the Civil Rights movement. Understanding other persons' experiences is a big part of our responsibility of being American even if there is a lot of noise to the contrary. I am proud to be an American and a New Yorker. Happy Black History month! Who is your favorite black writer or artist? 🎥 credit:

On the last day of the year of the snake I am shedding to the last moment to prepare for the year of the horse. I welcom...
02/18/2026

On the last day of the year of the snake I am shedding to the last moment to prepare for the year of the horse. I welcome movement, energy and fire. Let's get the party started 2026 🐎❤️‍🔥🚪

02/16/2026

Fun Presidential Facts style! Hope everyone is enjoying their day off 🎥 credit:

02/11/2026

Did you know cast iron was used to wrap building facades because it was relatively inexpensive? 🎥:

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