Now, the owner is looking to rent the home in the upper-middle-class neighborhood of Jamaica Estates for somewhere between $3,500 and $4,000 a month, said Jason Friedman, a Long Island luxury broker with the Friedman Team of Coldwell Banker, who is handling the rental.
Within two hours of hitting the rental market on Thursday, the home had an offer above asking price for at least a year, according to real estate agent Jason Friedman, who holds the listing.
There haven’t been that many presidents, so there’s probably not many opportunities to have rented one of their houses,” Friedman says. “It was an investment property, so no sense in letting it sit idle.
The five-bedroom Tudor at 85-15 Wareham Place — where Trump was born and lived until he was 4 — was listed for rent Thursday afternoon and was leased out almost immediately, according to listing agent Jason Friedman of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.
ess than 24 hours after it was announced that Donald Trump’s boyhood home in Queens would hit the rental the market, the property has already been snatched up, DNAInfo has learned. The five-bedroom property was listed for $3,500 per month, but listing agent Jason Friedman of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage told the website that the house rented for more than that.
The Jamaica Estates house, which was auctioned in December, is scheduled to be posted for rent Thursday. Listing agent Jason Friedman of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage says the rent will be between $3,500 and $4,000 per month.
The home, built by Trump’s father Fred, includes five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a five-car garage. It is listed as POTUS’ address on his birth certificate. He lived there until he was four years old, according to Mansion Global, before moving to another house nearby. Jason Friedman of Coldwell Banker is handling the rental.
The new owner has now listed the property as a rental with Jason Friedman and Rudi Friedman of Coldwell Banker Residential’s Great Neck office.
The asking rent for the home, built by Trumps’ father Fred, is $3,500 a month.
Jason Friedman, a real estate broker for the Friedman Team of Coldwell Banker is handling the listing. Friedman told Business Insider that the new owner bought the house as a "collector piece," and did not plan to live there. "Instead of leaving it empty they decided to make some money from it," he said.
The five-bedroom Tudor-style residence in Jamaica Estates will soon be up for grabs for around $3,500 to $4,000 a month, broker Jason Friedman told Mansion Global.
Now, the owner is looking to rent the home in the upper-middle-class neighborhood of Jamaica Estates for somewhere between $3,500 and $4,000 a month, said Jason Friedman, a Long Island luxury broker with the Friedman Team of Coldwell Banker, who is handling the rental.
Owned by the von Langendorffs since 1967, the Lloyd Harbor property, also known as Villa Riele, is listed with Jason Friedman and Rudi Friedman of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Great Neck, who said it represents a rare opportunity for the right buyer.
“It’s one of the last remaining tracts of land like this in the area,” said Jason Friedman. “There is an enormous amount of water frontage and it’s already gone through the subdivision process.”
A historic home with very funky interiors and 33 acres along a Long Island shore has hit the market. Designed by architect Edward Durell Stone, the property is asking $13.8 million.
Jason Friedman and Rudi Friedman of The Friedman Team at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage have the listing.
In 1926, Percy Pyne – the grandson of Moses Taylor, the director and president of City Bank of New York — bought the last large tract of farmland still available in Roslyn Harbor. There he developed a 90-acre estate that some 80 years later is back on the market for $5.8 million.
“It’s literally right out of the movies,” listing broker Jason Friedman of the Friedman Team at Coldwell Banker.
A Long Island house, originally designed for financier and philanthropist Percy Rivington Pyne II in the 1930s, is coming to the market early next week, with an asking price of $5.85 million, listing agent Jason Friedman of the Friedman Team at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage told Mansion Global exclusively.
At 449 E. Shore Road in Great Neck, a 6-bedroom, 5.5-bath colonial on 1 acre went for $5 million. It was listed by Jason Friedman and Rudi Friedman formerly of Laffey Fine Homes and now with Coldwell Banker Residential and sold by Diane Leyden of Laffey Fine Homes the same day it was listed.
“The architecture, the symmetry, everything is perfect,” says Jason Friedman of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, who is co-listing the property with Sarah Friedman.
This Colonial in Mill Neck, listed for $5.85 million, has a two-story foyer with limestone floors and four fireplaces.
“The architecture, the symmetry, everything is perfect,” says Jason Friedman of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, who is co-listing the property with Sarah Friedman.
The Lattingtown property once owned by Soong Mei-ling, the wife of Chinese Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek, has sold for $9.9 million.
Jason Friedman of Laffey Fine Homes, who co-listed the 12.8-acre property with his mother, Rudi Friedman, confirmed that the sale recently closed. The Friedmans also represented the buyers, who are from China and paid cash.
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Mill Neck is “an extremely prestigious town on Long Island’s Gold Coast,” broker Jason Friedman told Caters News Agency. It’s located 40 miles east of NYC on the North Shore. Jason and Rudi Friedman of Laffey Fine Homes have the listing.
Listing agents Jason Friedman and Rudi Friedman, of The Friedman Team at Laffey Fine Homes, have the listing for what is seen as one of the most prestigious addresses on the Gold Coast. Jason Friedman said: 'It's an immaculate property with the only Olympic size equestrian facility in all of Nassau County.
'It's located in Mill Neck, which is an extremely prestigious town on Long Island's Gold Coast.'The home is newly renovated but done so in a style to maintain the property's country feel.'
The five-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom home is on the market for $3.8 million. It sits on six acres and features an Olympic-sized jumping arena, a 12-stall mahogany barn and five paddocks.
Jason Friedman and Rudi Friedman of the Friedman Team at Laffey Fine Homes has the listing.
Friedman and his mother Rudi Friedman have just listed another piece of the Madame Chiang property, an 8,000 square foot mansion on a 6acre parcel to the west of the one that just sold. The fivebedroom, sixandahalf bath property, accessed by a half-mile private road off Feeks Lane, is offered at $4.9 million.
“I expect this one will go quickly, too,” Jason Friedman said.
A Long Island mansion pitched with particular appeal to Chinese buyers found a taker in just under three weeks, according to the listing agent, Jason Friedman of the Friedman Team.
Jason Friedman, whose firm Friedman Team represented the sellers of the house on 12 acres, said a confidentiality agreement prevented him from disclosing details about the purchaser.
Located in Lattingtown, Long Island, 30 miles from Manhattan, the 37-acre estate was sold in 1998 and divided into three pieces of approximately 18 acres, 12 acres and 6 acres.
Jason Friedman of Laffey Fine Homes, who is co-listing the 12.8-acre property with his mother, Rudi Friedman, confirmed the contract was signed Aug. 12, though he declined to reveal any details about the buyer or the accepted price. Jason Friedman says there was a great amount of interest in the property from Chinese buyers.
Jason Friedman, whose firm Friedman Team represented the sellers, said a confidentiality agreement prevented him from disclosing details about the purchaser.
A palatial manor on the grounds of Madame Chiang Kai-shek’s former estate is for sale