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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best Way to Seek Out New Developments for Potential Listings
Hello BP community!
I'm relatively new as a real estate agent (>10 transactions) and I wanted to see how other agents went about their lead generation. Mainly, I wanted to focus on generating prospects for new development listings.
Yes, I'm working with my colleagues as well to better understand this area of the industry, but I just wanted to reach out and see what others abroad were doing as well.
As for location, I live in NY and focus mainly in Suffolk/Nassua/Queens (pretty much up to, but not including, Manhattan). This means I have access to everything from condos on the shore, to high-rises on in Brooklyn in this greatly diversified market.
Any advice and tips are GREATLY appreciated!