James Kogut - New York Real Estate

08/06/2026

Legal 2-Family: Hewlett-Woodmere Schools

06/18/2026

Looking for your first home? Downsizing? Or just want a great place/great price in a practical location?

Check out my new listing at 234 Madison Ave in Port Chester!

First Open Houses this weekend, Saturday 6/20 1-2pm and Sunday 6/21 2-3pm.

11/19/2025

Do you like Stone?

05/02/2025

Come stop by and see my new rental exclusive!

Half a block to central park, easy subway access, and a renovated Queen 2BR apartment with a washer/dryer in unit for $3,750.

21 West 106th Street, New York, Ny, 10025: Beautiful true 2 bedroom just moments from Central Park! This apartment features gorgeous renovations including stainless-...

04/16/2025

Coming soon in Brewster, NY!

This 10+ Acre hillside home offers privacy, water views, and a place to relax while still having easy access to the Metro-North Railroad, I-684, and lots of great local amenities. Built in 2001 and then renovated in 2018, it's a well set up and thought out interior with multiple levels, outdoor spaces, and a walk out basement/game room. It was the first property I purchased and has been used as a weekend home and a long term rental, so I'm a little sad to see it go, but it's ready for a new owner to enjoy.

DM for details!

04/09/2025

Not on the MLS!

History meets opportunity in this stunning 6-bed, 2-bath stone home, built with stones from Bronx River Road and converted from the barn of a property once visited by George Washington himself! 🏡✨ Set on a spacious .4-acre lot, this timeless gem offers a versatile mother-daughter layout with a separate 2-bed, 1-bath lower unit, and large 2 car detached garage with loft. Great for owner occupants or investors. DM for details on this exclusive whisper listing!

10/30/2023

This is a fun one. What do people self identify as their NYC neighborhood?

People tend to try to make their location sound better than it is... Real Estate Agents created "East Williamsburg" as a neighborhood because they wanted something that sounded better than Bushwick, and I know a lot of people who lived in Stuy town or Alphabet City, and called it East Village. Because I was also one of them.

More than 37,000 New Yorkers told us where their neighborhoods start and end. We mapped them all.