Queens Realty

Queens Realty Licensed Associate Broker Fluent in both Polish and English, I provide clear communication and a smooth experience for a diverse range of clients.

Residential 1-4 Family Homes
Coops / Condos
Short Sale Specialist

With 15 years of experience in the real estate industry, I proudly serve clients throughout Queens, Brooklyn, Nassau, Suffolk, and the surrounding areas. As part of a vast network of seasoned real estate professionals, I bring unmatched market knowledge, strong negotiation skills, and a proven track record of delivering results. My

strengths lie in accurately pricing properties and consistently securing higher sale prices for sellers compared to the average MLS agent. Whether you’re buying or selling, I am committed to guiding you with expertise, transparency, and personalized service every step of the way.

Selling your home isn't just about getting it sold.It's about selling it well.A successful sale is the result of many de...
08/31/2026

Selling your home isn't just about getting it sold.

It's about selling it well.

A successful sale is the result of many decisions working together:

📊 Developing the right strategy
💰 Positioning the price appropriately
📸 Presenting the property professionally
👥 Reaching potential buyers
🤝 Evaluating and negotiating offers
📋 Managing the transaction
🔑 And successfully reaching closing

But there's another part that's equally important:

Your goals.

For one homeowner, that might mean maximizing their financial outcome.

For another, timing may be extremely important because they're purchasing another home.

Another seller may value favorable terms or greater transaction certainty.

That's why I believe a successful sale shouldn't be measured by one number alone.

It should be measured by whether the overall outcome supports what you were trying to accomplish in the first place.

The SOLD sign is the finish line.

The strategy behind it is what helps you get there.

Selling a home can feel overwhelming—but you don't have to navigate the process alone.There are a lot of moving pieces b...
08/30/2026

Selling a home can feel overwhelming—but you don't have to navigate the process alone.

There are a lot of moving pieces between deciding to sell and finally handing over the keys.

💰 How should the home be priced?

✨ What should be done before listing?

📸 How will the property be marketed?

🏠 How will showings be managed?

📄 What happens when offers come in?

🔍 What about the inspection and appraisal?

⚖️ When do the attorneys become involved?

🔑 And what needs to happen before closing?

For most homeowners, these aren't decisions they make every day.

That's where having experienced guidance can make a difference.

My role isn't simply to put your home on the market. It's to help you understand the process, develop a strategy around your goals, coordinate the many moving pieces, communicate what's happening, and help you make informed decisions along the way.

One step at a time—from our first conversation through closing.

If you're thinking about selling but aren't sure where to begin, you don't need to have everything figured out before reaching out.

Sometimes the first step is simply having a conversation.

Agatha Lubas
Homes by Agatha | Keller Williams Liberty

What's happening with home prices across the country?It's useful information—but when you're thinking about selling, the...
08/29/2026

What's happening with home prices across the country?

It's useful information—but when you're thinking about selling, there's another question that's often much more important:

What's happening around your home?

Real estate can be incredibly local.

Two properties that look similar on paper can perform differently because of:

📍 Location and even differences from block to block
🏘 Recent nearby sales
🏡 Current competing listings
👥 Local buyer demand
🚇 Transportation and convenience
✨ Condition and property features
📈 Current market activity

That's why I don't believe a seller should base their expectations solely on a national headline, an online estimate, or what a neighbor listed their home for.

The question isn't simply:

“What are homes worth?”

It's:

“How is this particular home positioned within today's local market?”

Understanding that difference can influence pricing, presentation, marketing, and ultimately your entire selling strategy.

Real estate is local—and your selling strategy should be too.

Not every real estate transaction goes perfectly from offer to closing.Sometimes an inspection uncovers something unexpe...
08/28/2026

Not every real estate transaction goes perfectly from offer to closing.

Sometimes an inspection uncovers something unexpected.

Sometimes an appraisal creates a question.

Sometimes financing takes longer than anticipated.

Sometimes paperwork, deadlines, or communication become an issue.

The important question isn't:

“Will absolutely nothing go wrong?”

It's:

“If something does happen, how will we respond?”

Experience can help recognize warning signs, understand which issues need immediate attention, bring the appropriate professionals into the conversation, and determine what options may be available.

🔍 Inspection concern
📊 Appraisal issue
🏦 Financing delay
📄 Missing information
📅 Timeline change
🤝 Negotiation challenge

Every situation is different, and not every problem has the same solution.

That's why I believe one of the most valuable parts of representation happens when the transaction doesn't go exactly according to plan.

Experience doesn't mean problems never happen. It means you're better prepared when they do.

Selling a home involves a lot more than finding a buyer.Once an offer is accepted, there can be an entire group of peopl...
08/27/2026

Selling a home involves a lot more than finding a buyer.

Once an offer is accepted, there can be an entire group of people involved in getting the transaction to closing.

Depending on the property and transaction, that may include:

🤝 Buyers and their agents
⚖️ Attorneys
🔍 Home inspectors
📊 Appraisers
🏦 Mortgage professionals
📑 Title and closing professionals
🏢 Managing agents or co-op/condo representatives
📅 And multiple appointments, documents, and deadlines

Someone needs to keep track of what's happening, communicate with the appropriate parties, coordinate access, follow up when something needs attention, and help keep the transaction moving.

Much of that work happens quietly behind the scenes.

As a seller, you shouldn't have to spend every day wondering:

"Did the appraisal get scheduled?"
"Are we waiting for something?"
"Who needs to follow up?"
"What's happening next?"

That's an important part of professional representation that isn't always visible when you first put your home on the market.

Finding the buyer is important. Coordinating the journey from accepted offer to closing matters too.

Your offer has been accepted. Now you just wait for closing... right?Not necessarily.An accepted offer is an exciting mi...
08/26/2026

Your offer has been accepted. Now you just wait for closing... right?

Not necessarily.

An accepted offer is an exciting milestone, but there are still several important stages before ownership officially transfers.

Depending on the transaction, questions or negotiations may arise around:

🔍 Inspection findings
📊 Appraisal
🏦 Buyer financing
📄 Contract or title matters
📅 Timelines and deadlines
🏠 Property condition
🚪 Final walk-through

Some transactions move smoothly from beginning to end.

Others encounter unexpected issues along the way.

That's why negotiation isn't only about getting a buyer to increase their initial offer.

Sometimes it's about finding solutions, coordinating communication, protecting your priorities, and helping prevent an issue from derailing the transaction.

Getting an offer is one milestone. Getting successfully to closing is the goal.

And having experienced guidance throughout that journey can make a meaningful difference.

🏡 OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY IN REGO PARK!Looking for a spacious one-bedroom with great natural light, classic character, ...
08/25/2026

🏡 OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY IN REGO PARK!

Looking for a spacious one-bedroom with great natural light, classic character, and a convenient Queens location?

Come see 65-74 Saunders Street, Unit 6J this Saturday and experience this bright top-floor co-op in person.

📅 Saturday, August 29
⏰ 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
📍 65-74 Saunders Street, Unit 6J, Rego Park, NY 11374
💰 Offered at $269,000
🏡 Hosted by Aliza

✨ Property Highlights:

🛏️ 1 Bedroom
🛁 1 Bathroom
📐 Approx. 950 Sq. Ft.
☀️ Bright top-floor location
🛋️ Charming sunken living room
🍽️ Formal dining room
🪟 Windowed kitchen and bathroom
✨ Hardwood floors throughout
🚪 Generous closet space
🏢 Elevator building
🧺 Common laundry
🔑 Immediate subleasing allowed — no wait period

The apartment combines a spacious layout with classic pre-war character and plenty of natural light. Wide, unobstructed views from the living room create a welcome sense of openness above the city.

And when it comes to location, you’ll be close to shopping, dining, Queens Center Mall, and the M & R subway lines for convenient access around Queens and beyond.

Whether you're searching for your next home or looking for the flexibility that immediate subleasing can provide, Unit 6J is worth seeing in person.

📍 Stop by this Saturday from 12:00 PM–2:00 PM!

Would you automatically choose the highest offer on your home?It may seem like the obvious choice—but there's often more...
08/25/2026

Would you automatically choose the highest offer on your home?

It may seem like the obvious choice—but there's often more to an offer than the number at the top.

When sellers receive offers, I look at the complete picture.

That can include:

💰 Purchase price
🏦 Financing
💵 Down payment
📋 Pre-approval or proof of funds
🛡 Contingencies
📅 Proposed closing timeline
📝 Additional terms

Imagine receiving two offers.

One offers more money but includes terms that create additional uncertainty.

Another may be slightly lower but comes with strong financing, favorable terms, and a timeline that works better for your situation.

Which is better?

That depends on the seller's priorities and the complete terms of each offer.

This is why evaluating offers requires more than comparing numbers.

The goal is to understand the strengths, risks, and trade-offs so you can make an informed decision about which offer is right for you.

Getting an offer on your home is exciting.But what happens when more than one buyer is interested?Greater buyer interest...
08/24/2026

Getting an offer on your home is exciting.

But what happens when more than one buyer is interested?

Greater buyer interest can sometimes put a seller in a stronger position—not only when it comes to price, but also when evaluating the overall terms of each offer.

Because the highest offer isn't automatically the strongest offer.

When reviewing offers, sellers may also need to consider:

💰 Purchase price
🏦 Financing
📄 Terms and contingencies
📅 Proposed closing date
🔍 Inspection provisions
🏠 Appraisal considerations
🤝 The overall strength of the buyer

Having multiple interested buyers may provide more options and greater flexibility when deciding which offer best supports your goals.

And that's one reason pricing, presentation, exposure, and marketing all matter.

They aren't separate pieces of the selling process.

They work together to create opportunity.

Before most buyers ever walk through your front door, they've already formed an impression of your home.And that first i...
08/23/2026

Before most buyers ever walk through your front door, they've already formed an impression of your home.

And that first impression usually happens online.

Buyers may be scrolling through dozens of properties, comparing photos, prices, features, and locations within minutes.

That's why professional marketing matters.

📸 Strong photography can showcase your home's best features.

✨ Thoughtful preparation can help rooms feel brighter and more inviting.

✍️ A well-written description can communicate details that photographs can't.

📱 Professional digital presentation can help your property stand out among competing listings.

🏡 And when buyers like what they see online, they're more likely to take the next step and schedule a showing.

Marketing doesn't change the property itself.

It changes how buyers experience the property.

When you're selling one of your largest assets, presentation shouldn't be an afterthought.

It should be part of the strategy from the beginning.

Address

96-10 101st Avenue
Queens, NY
11416

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+16462506512

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Queens Realty posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category