Gov’t Reopening, PropTech Trends, Industry Legends, and MORE

The MORE Network brings together real estate insight, innovation, and the conversations shaping where the industry is headed next. From market movement and negotiation strategy to technology, design, and the personal stories behind top performers, we deliver the perspectives that matter most.

This week’s lineup spans every corner of the industry, offering clarity, expertise, and fresh ideas from leading voices. Greg Heym breaks down the reopening of the federal government and its broader economic ripple effects, while Executive Director Jared Antin shares a powerful approach for turning information into confidence and driving stronger decisions. You’ll also find in-depth conversations on furnished versus unfurnished rentals, next-generation property tech, and the intersection of general contracting and brokerage, along with the latest regional market recaps.

And topping the charts this week is one of our most-watched episodes yet—with 120,000 views and counting—in which Vince Rocco sits down with industry legends Hall Willkie and Frederick Warburg Peters for a conversation that honors the leaders who paved the way, shaped the market, and continue to inspire the next generation of New York real estate professionals.

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Talking New York Real Estate with Vince Rocco: Legends in Our Industry

You know, every industry has its legends—the people who paved the way, set the bar, and showed the rest of us what real success looks like. In New York City real estate, these icons aren’t just dealmakers—they’re visionaries who’ve shaped neighborhoods, built communities, and inspired generations of agents to think bigger. Today, we’re talking about why those legends still matter—how their experience, influence, and leadership continue to drive our industry forward every single day. Featuring Brown Harris Stevens Legends, Hall Willkie, President Emeritus and Chief Corporate Consultant, alongside powerhouse broker, Frederick Warburg Peters.

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Greg Heym’s Crossing the Line – Episode 239: The Shutdown is Over!

This week, Greg, Shar, and Scott celebrate the reopening of the federal government, but caution that it’s impact on the economy will be felt for months.

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The True Currency of Clarity

In this week’s episode, we sit down with negotiation strategist and Executive Director at Brown Harris Stevens, Jared Antin, to unpack a system designed to break through that wall: The Clarity Framework. Built around Data, Context, and Strategy, Jared’s model helps agents turn information into insight, insight into confidence, and confidence into calm, empowered decisions in their negotiations. We explore how clarity builds trust, sharpens decision-making, and transforms conversations, moving clients from uncertainty to clarity and from clarity to power.

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Furnished or Unfurnished? The Great NYC Rental Debate

On this special live episode of Managing Manhattan, host Dylan Pichulik sits down with Brown Harris Stevens Top Agent Josh Arcus and ROVE Travel Founder & CEO Jonah Hanig for a lively debate on a key question for New York property owners: Should you rent your apartment furnished or unfurnished? Recorded live at the New York Real Estate Expo, this episode dives into the pros, cons, and insider insights from both sides of the market.

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From Hollywood to High Rises with Mike Lubin

In the latest episode of Becoming Brokerage, Joseph Ulam interviews Brown Harris Stevens’ power broker Mike Lubin about his former career as a Hollywood Talent Agent. Mike discusses his beginnings working in the mailroom at William Morris and how it led to his breakthrough working with talent on films such as Pulp Fiction. Ever wonder what Hollywood is like behind the scenes? Tune in to hear Mike’s unique perspective, and what drove him to make the move from Hollywood to Manhattan and ultimately become a Real Estate Agent.

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From Blueprints to Closings with Corrin Thomas

On this episode of Devil’s Advocate, host Matthew Cohen sits down with Corrin Thomas of SERHANT. to explore the dual world of general contracting and real estate brokerage in New York City. They discuss how combining these skills gives clients a competitive edge and what it takes to juggle both roles in one of the most demanding markets in the world. 

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Next-Gen Property Tech Apps Transforming Real Estate

The real estate landscape is changing faster than ever, driven by technology and shifting consumer behaviors. Platforms like Klipster and VryfID are giving buyers, renters, and agent tools to streamline processes, stay organized, and maintain control—all from their phones. What’s clear is that this isn’t just about convenience—it’s about trust, transparency, and empowerment. Whether it’s a fully virtual apartment tour or a secure, renter-first document platform, technology is reshaping expectations and creating a new standard for the industry. For agents, brokers, and consumers alike, the key takeaway is adaptability. Embracing these tools doesn’t replace the human element—it enhances it, making the process smarter, faster, and safer for everyone involved. The future of real estate will be digital-first, but the personal connection will remain central. Those who leverage these innovations while maintaining trust and authenticity are the ones who will thrive in this new era.

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Lighting Up the Future of Real Estate with Matt Emmi

On this very special episode of Boro4Boro, filmed at the New York Real Estate Expo, host Matthew Wynter sits down with Matt Emmi, owner and principal of lighting technology firm, OneButton to discuss all things lighting and design in New York City real estate. 

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November 2025: “Let’s Go Shopping”

Brown Harris Stevens Broker Roberto Cabrera discusses the current state of the Manhattan real estate market including particularly the myth that people are leaving the city in droves. He explains the opportunity what is likely to come next.

October 2025

In this month’s video, Senior EVP and Managing Director Christopher Halstead provides an overview of the Lower Fairfield County market in the month of October. Tune in every month for an updated report from Brown Harris Stevens!

October 2025

Robert Nelson, Executive Managing Director of Brown Harris Stevens in the Hamptons, presents the October 2025 Hamptons real estate market recap. The report covers new listings, listings under contract, properties sold, and price changes in the Hamptons real estate market.