CENTURY 21 Awaye Realty

Residential real estate

• Helping buyers find homes that fit their budget, location preferences and goals.
• Representing sellers in listing, marketing and selling their homes.
• Guiding clients through offers, negotiations, inspections, appraisals and closing.

Commercial real estate

• Marketing and selling commercial properties.
• Offering specialized listings such as the Presidential Office Suites and other commercial spaces.

Rentals and investment properties

• Assisting landlords and investors with marketing rental units.
• Helping tenants find suitable rental homes or apartments.

Property management

• Property management services are offered through the brokerage. Specific scope and pricing are not detailed on the website; contact the office for current options.

FRAME home preparation program

• FRAME by CENTURY 21 Awaye Realty is a signature home preparation program.
• It focuses on strategic updates and curated design to help a property make a strong first impression.
• It can range from a simple refresh to a full transformation.
• The website notes that in many cases, costs are not due until closing; exact terms depend on the individual agreement and property.

Market insights and resources

• Neighborhood News emails provide monthly updates on real estate sales and rentals in your chosen area.
• The website offers buying and selling tips, financial calculators and other resources to help clients make informed decisions.

For details about a specific service, availability or pricing, contact the office directly, as the website does not list those specifics.

How to contact us

• Phone: Call the main office number listed above.
• Online: Use the contact form on our website to send a message to the team.

Areas we serve

CENTURY 21 Awaye Realty is based in Brooklyn and focuses on neighborhoods including:

• Bay Ridge
• Brooklyn Heights
• Carroll Gardens
• Cobble Hill
• Dumbo
• Gowanus
• Park Slope
• Prospect Heights
• Red Hook
• Williamsburg

Service areas may extend beyond these neighborhoods depending on the property and agent. For any area not listed here, please contact the office to confirm current coverage.

Lists Ada, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Williamsburg, and Fremont as a location. Names New York, Brooklyn Park, and New York City as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

The notice explains that under New York State Human Rights Law, housing providers must make reasonable accommodations or modifications to a building or living space to meet the needs of people with disabilities. Examples include:

• Making common areas of a building accessible.
• Allowing interior modifications to a housing unit to improve accessibility (typically at the tenant's expense, with possible restoration requirements at move-out).
• Changing rules, policies, practices or services when needed to provide equal access.
• Modifying common areas at the housing provider's expense when required by law.

Examples of accommodations

The examples provided include, but are not limited to:

• Providing a ramp or other reasonable means to enter and exit a building for someone with a mobility impairment.
• Allowing an assistance animal despite a "no pet" rule, when supported by appropriate documentation.
• Allowing grab bars to be installed in a bathroom (with certain reinforcement costs covered by the housing provider in newer buildings).
• Providing a parking space close to a unit or priority on a waiting list when needed due to an impairment.
• Providing notices in alternative formats (such as large-print or electronic copies) for people with visual impairments.

Accessibility standards for newer buildings

The disclosure notes that multi-family buildings constructed for first occupancy after March 13, 1991, must meet certain accessibility standards, including:

• Accessible public and common areas.
• Doors wide enough for wheelchair access.
• Accessible passageways, fixtures, outlets, thermostats, bathrooms and kitchens.

How to seek help or file a complaint

• Tenants who believe they have been denied a reasonable accommodation, denied housing, or retaliated against for requesting an accommodation can file a complaint with the New York State Division of Human Rights.
• Complaints to the Division generally must be filed within one year of the alleged discriminatory act; court actions generally have a three-year limit.
• More information, including complaint forms and regional office contacts, is available at www.dhr.ny.gov or by calling 1-888-392-3644.

This summary is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For specific questions about rights or obligations, individuals should consult the official New York State resources or a qualified attorney.

The "Join the Awaye Realty Team" page highlights:

• Legacy of excellence – A brokerage established in the local Brooklyn market for decades, focused on trust, innovation and long-term success.
• Qualified leads delivered to you – Leads are sourced through platforms such as C21AwayeRealty.com, Realtor.com, Zillow and more.
• Agent-centered growth – Personalized coaching, training and tools to help agents reach their full potential.
• Unmatched commission splits – Competitive commission structures designed to maximize agent earnings; specific rates are not published on the site.
• Marketing support – Professional listing materials, social media strategies and other marketing resources.
• Collaborative culture – A team-oriented environment that emphasizes support, not rivalry.
• Long-term growth and stability – The brokerage invests in the right people and focuses on retention, with an emphasis on training and mentorship.

Training and development

• Access to CENTURY 21 University for education, certifications and ongoing professional development.
• One-on-one coaching and support from leadership and staff.

A.W.A.Y.E. values

The brokerage describes its core values as:

• Adaptability – Embracing change and adjusting strategies in a shifting real estate market.
• Work Ethic – Going the extra mile to provide exceptional service.
• Accountability – Holding the team to high standards of excellence.
• Your Success – Focusing on empowering agents and clients alike.
• Expertise – Continuously refining skills and using technology to provide informed guidance.

How to explore career opportunities

Prospective agents are invited to:

• Book a 30-minute call with CENTURY 21 Awaye Realty via the form on the careers page.
• Submit their contact details and a brief message regarding their interest.

For current hiring needs, commission details or team structures, please contact the brokerage directly, as those specifics are not listed publicly.

According to the website, FRAME helps you:

• Transform first impressions and maximize your sale.
• Make strategic updates and apply curated design so your home stands out in the market.
• Tailor the level of preparation, from a simple refresh to a full transformation.

Payment timing

• The website notes that in many cases, costs for FRAME are not due until closing.
• Exact terms, eligible services and any limitations are not detailed online and may vary by property and agreement.

How to get started with FRAME

• Interested sellers are encouraged to contact CENTURY 21 Awaye Realty to discuss whether FRAME is a fit for their property.
• A member of the team can explain available options, next steps and current program details.

For current eligibility, scope of services, and any fees or minimums, please speak directly with the brokerage, as these specifics are not listed on the public site.

According to the website's buying tips, when you work with the brokerage you can expect help to:

• Find a home in the neighborhood where you want to live.
• Identify homes that fit your budget and your goals for features, quality and value.
• Understand the terms, processes and documents involved in buying a home.
• Make an offer and negotiate the terms of the sale.
• Coordinate inspections, repairs (where applicable) and the appraisal process.
• Navigate the steps required to close the sale.

Benefits of working with the brokerage as a buyer

The website highlights that buyers working with CENTURY 21 Awaye Realty are more likely to:

• Find a home that meets their criteria.
• Reduce the amount of time it takes to find a home.
• Make informed decisions using up-to-date market information.
• Have a skilled negotiator working on their behalf.
• Enjoy peace of mind knowing the details are handled by an experienced real estate professional.

For information on current listings, financing options or any time-sensitive details, please contact the office or a specific agent directly.

According to the website's selling tips, the brokerage assists with:

• Explaining basic real estate practices, principles and the related paperwork.
• Performing a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) to help determine an appropriate value for your home.
• Helping you prepare your home for sale.
• Listing your home on the appropriate platforms.
• Marketing your home to reach qualified buyers and agents.
• Keeping you informed throughout the process.
• Assisting with the paperwork once a sale begins.
• Negotiating on your behalf.
• Helping ensure important deadlines are met and coordinating with escrow and other parties involved in the transaction.

Benefits of working with the brokerage as a seller

The website notes that sellers working with CENTURY 21 Awaye Realty are more likely to:

• Realize the highest possible return on the sale of their home.
• Reduce the number of days their home is on the market.
• Become familiar with the terms, processes and paperwork involved in selling a home.
• Gain exposure to more buyers and agents with qualified buyers.
• Receive regularly updated market information to support informed decisions.
• Have a skilled negotiator working on their behalf.
• Have peace of mind knowing that the details of the sale are handled by a licensed and trained professional.

For specific marketing plans, timelines and commission structures, please contact the office or a specific agent directly; these details are not listed on the public website.

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