Last year, Kalra and her team made $1.3 million in gross commission income. Recent sales include a $3 million deal at AvalonBay Communities’ Park Loggia condo on the Upper West Side, and a $1.75 million deal at 135 East 83rd Street, an Upper East Side co-op. Her team has a $3.5 million penthouse in contract at 40 East 21st Street in the Flatiron District.
Kalra got her start in real estate after meeting Ortiz, then a star of “Million Dollar Listing New York,” at a conference. Ortiz was sitting next to Elliman’s chairman Howard Lorber and CEO Dottie Herman. When the former got up to speak, she slid into his chair and pitched the broker on her skills. From there, she quickly became his partner and grew a following of her own after appearing on the Bravo series.
there, down 15 points, almost 1%. wrapping up the first day of the new month, let s get straight to today s action. joining me is nathan bacharach, and greg ip, cnbc contributor from the economist. gentleman, good to have you on the program. let s first parse through what ben bernanke said today, greg ip. two lines, the fiscal policy is restraining economic growth struck me. and number two, the committee is prepared to increase or reduce the pace of its purchases to maintain appropriate policy accommodation, as the outlook for the labor market or inflation changes. what s your take on the fed today? so, i think the second part where they explicitly stated that they could up or down on quantitative easing was the innovation in this week s statement. and the reason it s interesting is that if you go back to the meeting in march, after the meeting, ben bernanke in his press conference explicitly raised the possibility of going up or down on qe. but all the chatter that we hear