Don Correia

Don Correia, SVP

Donald Correia, who for the last 20 years has excelled in real estate sales both here in New York and in California, takes exceptional care of the buyers and sellers that he represents. Having catered to some of today’s most celebrated stars of the entertainment industry he knows how to offer the “star treatment” to every client he works with.

Don should know about star treatment, having been a well known performer himself. Don has appeared on Broadway, television, movies and even as an acrobat in Los Vegas’ Follies Bergere. Some of his credits include the Broadway production of “Singin’ in the Rain”, for which he received a Tony Award nomination for his performance as Don Lockwood (the role that Gene Kelly made famous), and “A Tribute to Richard Rogers”, for which he won an Emmy Award.

Don has first hand knowledge of home ownership and property management. He lived for 9 years, with his wife Sandy Duncan and their two sons, in a single family townhouse on the Upper Westside. In his spare time he manages an upper Westside townhouse cooperative. He and his wife have bought and sold over 20 properties in their 25 years of marriage.

Don and his partner Judy Oston are Vice Presidents of Halstead Property’s Townhouse Division. The Division spearheads community based initiatives and seminars to help townhouse owners better cope with the quickly changing real estate environment. With a combined 40 years of experience working in New York City real estate, they bring a level of expertise and knowledge that is unrivalled!

THE TOWNHOUSE TEAM

Don spearheads the Townhouse Team with his partner,

Judy Oston, at the Upper West Side Office of Halstead Property located at 408 Columbus Avenue at 79th Street (directly across from the Museum of Natural History). The team, comprised of six specialized professionals, enables Judy and Don to custom serve all of her clients needs and give them the edge when brokering a deal. Other seasoned architects, engineers, attorneys, designers/stagers and mortgage brokers are also available for consultation when necessary.

Judy Oston, SVP

Townhouse Maven

For over 25 years, Judy Oston has been the "Townhouse Maven" selling on the Upper Westside, the Upper Eastside, Clinton and Harlem!

Starting with the conversion of brownstones to co-op status in the 70's and then developing her expertise in selling one family to 10-unit buildings, Judy has become one of the foremost names in the unique area of townhouses. Her unerring ability to pull a deal together is appreciated by both her buyers and sellers.

Brownstone living has been a part of Judy's life since moving to Manhattan 30 years ago - first as a renter, then as a co-op owner and finally purchasing a 10-unit building on the Upper Westside which she has renovated with her husband, Jack. They configured a garden duplex for their family and transformed the remaining units into a bed & breakfast.

Judy recently began a new Townhouse Team with long time partner Don Correia at the Upper Westside Office of Halstead Property located at 408 Columbus Avenue at 79th Street (directly across from the Museum of Natural History). The development of this new team will afford her the opportunity to be in the heart of her Westside base of devoted townhouse owners.

For over a decade, Judy has published her highly lauded Townhouse Newsletter. The most recent issue is now also available online at her website, www.townhousestore.com. Please check back regularly for on-going information and updates.

Because of Judy's continuing interest in improving her knowledge of real estate in general, she has been active member of The Salesperson's Council at the Real Estate Board of New York and of SPONY (Small Property Owners of New York). Her love for the theatre has prompted her to establish ongoing groups which see at least two plays a month. She has been a member of the Trinity School Interfaith Community for years.

Please drop in to say hello, discuss any concerns you have regarding your real estate investment and to pick up a vast array of literature.