Cityspace

Had a really great experience as a seller. Michael Garden’s group is very professional and on the ball. Would highly recommend.

I have picked this real estate office based on a recommendation from a friend. Experience has been nothing but terrible and here is why:
1. The agent I was working with had limited knowledge of the building, area, etc.
2. Though photos were nice, listing description was written very poorly.
3. Confidential items discussed with the agent were made available to her buyers.
4. They charge 6% — way too expensive for a such small company with limited resources.
I would not recommend CitySpace to anyone. Do your research!

Jenna Legette is perfect in every way.
She made searching for a new home a real pleasure during a very stressful time.
Fun, plucky and helpful, she was easily reachable by phone, email, and text. She sent couriers (and even her husband!) to pick up my paperwork when I wasn’t able to get downtown before the office closed.
Best of all, she gracefully accepted my half serious requests: «central air, on a one way street, not on a bus route, bonus points for a claw foot bathtub» and actually found me some places that met ALL of my criteria!
I recommended Jenna to a coworker, and she helped him find a great first home in less than two weeks.

I really wanted to love City Space Realty but in the end I left disappointed. In the beginning of my apartment search I was quickly sucked in by their modern website and at the time, helpful staff. I was quickly directed to Justen who at first was on point and all of the sudden disappeared. I asked to see two apartments to only find out that both were off the market but they hadn’t updated the site. So the next day those were down and I waited a week to see if new ones would come up. After checking their site a few times a day for a week straight I finally saw some ones that I loved get posted. I immediately contacted Justen to set up appointments and had no response for 4 days. At that point I marched over to their office and received no explanation on the MIA Justen and found out that both of those properties were now taken. After giving them a piece of my frustrated mind they gave me a new agent named Jason. I set up an appointment to see another apartment and when we got there we found out that it would be ready after the date that was listed online. So there goes 5 different apartments. They didn’t have anymore listed that fit what we were looking for so I shopped around in other places. About a month later I received a text from Jason about an apartment that was not in any of the neighborhoods that we asked for and at that point we had found an apartment through a different company. Needless to say CIty Space was not very helpful.

Looking for a new place or to sell… Stephanie Uff at City Space is AWESOME!
Once I knew we were interested in buying our first place I submitted a request online and got about 7 responses from local agents. I listened through each of the voicemails (painful as we all know voicemail is) and immediately Stephanie’s grabbed my attention.
Stephanie didn’t come off as «that realtor» who is just interested in getting you into anything… she was very nice and professional on the phone — so we met… and that is where it all started.
She spent countless hours with us going through places and sending us recommendations based on what she knew we liked. As first time home buyers were tended to — get off track if you will, and she was right there to bring us back in. We had a great time with her each time we went to see a place, it was great being able to have a connection with our realtor.
When it came to putting offers in she was more than on top of her game! She was great at negotiating and really understands the «timing game» of the negotiation… in the end — her skills got us a FREAKING AMAZING SETTLEMENT!
I will kind of miss hearing from her — maybe we will buy another house to get her back around :)
Anyways, Stephanie was awesome and I really do recommend her to anyone!

The endless chattering of teeth
A narrative about the lack there of
A Preview review before the big event!
OK so I might not be as good a Haiku writer as Tom C. was back in the day (
). But I do still seem to be able to manage my way around checking out places before everyone else. So when I found the opportunity to check out Cityspace a week before the day of Unilocal’s huge Homegrown party, I just had to jump on in and find out how it stacked up as a mansion!
For a couple months now my friend Michael Garden of Area 919 (seriously check this place out if you haven’t yet
) has been hosting smaller scale art viewings at Cityspace. so when I found out that the next one was going to be before Homegrown, and that he was featuring two photographers I’ve been curious about who were also going to be doing a Q&A; it was something that I just had to jump on. and what a small and interesting display it was! One photographer worked with video imagery that featured the constant playing of a seconds long video of someone chattering their teeth. Meanwhile the other focused on an object in a room without really focusing on it, therefore leaving the imagery open for complete interpretation of a narrative or emotion that wasn’t necessarily there.
It’s a four for now because I only got to scope out the 1^st floor, and because I didn’t utilize Cityspace for the real estate portion that they’re moreover geared towards (they did have a lot of good awards and displayed recognition for it though). But Monica wasn’t kidding when she hyped this spot up as a three story mansion built by greatness. The interior is white on black and se magnifique! Also the fact that they featured art of this nature as a semi-​regular fixture (and I suppose the fact that they’re opening up their building to such lavishness as we’re about to experience!) shows that Cityspace is a cut above what you’d normally expect from a top of the line real estate venture. Both facets have me really interested, and ready to see more!