Five Town Homes & Living

With over 25 years of experience and a deep understanding of the market, we are committed to providing exceptional service and personalized attention to every client. Today, we are known for our commitment to excellence and extensive market knowledge. As a mother/daughter team, we bring a wealth of experience and a collaborative approach, ensuring that every client receives the highest level of service and support. We offer comprehensive services for buying, selling, and renting properties. Our values of integrity, customer focus, and honesty, guide everything we do. When you choose Five Town Homes &amp; Living, you can choose a dedicated partner who listens to your needs, has deep roots in the community and works tirelessly to achieve your real estate goals. Join us and experience a smooth, stress-free real estate journey. The Frankel/Carl Team Joey Frankel and Sandra (Sandy) Carl

Nassau County

New York City Metropolitan Area

Five Towns

New York

With over 25 years of experience and a deep understanding of the market, we are committed to providing exceptional service and personalized...

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New York County

Miranda Levingston

Upper East Side

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Across the Five Towns, there are many vacant storefronts. In the case of Woodmere, the vacancies are staggering, as we recently in a three-part series. The lots were once home to restaurants, nail salons and shops. Now, they sit empty, signs of the flaggering economy, failing to generate revenue for the local communities. We want to hear what businesses you would like to see fill these vacant buildings. What stores do you think would work in the community?

Across the Five Towns, there are many vacant storefronts. In the case of Woodmere, the vacancies are staggering, as we recently in a three-part series.

The lots were once home to restaurants, nail salons and shops. Now, they sit empty, signs of the flaggering economy, failing to generate revenue for the local communities. We want to hear what businesses you would like to see fill these vacant buildings. What stores do you think would work in the community?

What would you like to see fill the empty shops around the neighborhood?