I recently hired an agent from Gucciardo Real Estate Group, Guiseppe Tropiano, to sell my house in…read moreAlbany and had an absolutely terrible experience with him. He disregarded all of my requests and broke clear agreements which had been made before hiring him. He was aggressive and applied maximum pressure and threats to get his way, which a sales price far below the true market price. He was only after a quick buck without doing any work. Beware of this guy. Do not trust him. A company is only as good as the people they hire and Guiseppe's behavior is a reflection of the culture of Gucciardo Real Estate Group. You have been warned. This is a true review from an actual verified customer.

I agree Anthony does great work. He's the one honest person in a sea of questionable real estate…read moresalesmen and saleswomen in Albany, all seeking to get rich and do it quickly. I'm very afraid his business will suffer due to the recent class action that effectively eliminates the role of "Buyer's Agent". If the seller won't pay my agent, I'm going to be forced to cut him loose. That's how most folks think.

Beyond happy to have chosen Meghan as our realtor! She and Tori helped us immensely every step of…read morethe way and went the extra mile to make sure that we found the right property that fit our criteria. They knows everything about the capital region market and are well connected which was great since we were new to the area. They were also great at communicating with us, would always provide comps, kept us informed with what was going on every step of the way, and most importantly made sure that we closed. Cant thank them enough for all of their help, and we look forward to working with her and her team again in the future.

Tori and Meghan are fantastic! Took us on with short notice and Meghan was a trooper. Took us…read morethrough the snow to see several houses and was finding us more. You can't find a better resource in the area. I recommend Tori to you without reservation.

Rebekah is AMAZING! We have bought and sold 2 homes previously and never have we had such an…read moreamazing realtor to work with. Her level of professionalism, responsiveness, and attention to detail are unmatched. She's also just an absolute delight to work with and took the time to really get to know us and our needs in order to find the perfect home for our family. Every step of the way, she kept us informed and prepared so nothing fell through the cracks. Everyone she recommended was outstanding and affordable as well and we ended up choosing from her recommended lists for our lender, real estate attorney, and inspector. They also all spoke highly of her, only further confirming how right we were in choosing her! We had met with several realtors in the capital region before making our final decision and not even a few minutes into that initial scoping call, I could just tell that Rebekah was the right fit for us. She truly goes to bat for her clients while ensuring that all offers, negotiations, and correspondence with other parties in the transaction are fair. Through the entire process of touring, making offers, and then while under contract, we always felt like we were in good hands. She was always one step ahead ensuring that all the right pieces were falling into place and was always there to reassure and help problem solve any time we had any concerns. I highly recommend her for your next home purchase! Thank you so much Rebekah for helping us find our forever home and making it feel so effortless compared to all of our previous home purchases and sales. You are THE BEST!

As first time home buyers, Rebekah helped us every step of the way throughout the buying process…read more She made us feel like a priority and was very personable, knowledgeable and professional. She truly has her clients best interest in mind and can be counted on.

This company is definitely NOT "Prime" when it comes to their properties or agents. Prime property…read moreequates to the most desirable, but this is not reflective of their property. Like many other realtors who defraud consumers and lie about the true conditions of rentals, this was no different. On the day I moved in, I discovered there were no screens on the windows, only 1/2 screens on top. With open windows where there was a 1/2 screen, there were gaps that allowed bugs to come in and I was forced to keep them closed. I was told before signing lease that a new a/c unit would be installed that same week. I signed the lease and the unit was not installed that week. Almost a month later, after pressing the landlord, it was installed. Maintenance informed me that the a/c unit in my apt was 50-60 yrs old. It was horrible! Temperatures reached higher than 88 degrees in the apt and we had to leave during the day. I was told I had use of a washer and dryer, but that is false. Although the washer is usable, the dryer is 40 years old and does not dry. One must dry two cycles to dry one load of clothes. On the day I moved in, I also noticed there was no power to the stove. I sent an email to the landlord and mentioned the screens and the stove. I offered to "re-screen" the screens if they were available, and I would do so at my cost if they were available. I received a response from my landlord, threatening to evict me, even warning me that she still had people calling on the apartment. Although I was not "complaining", she said she hoped she wasn't going to have constant complaints from me. A few days later, she called me, yelling at me because I made a "Move-in Checklist" and provided her a copy of it. The marked the floors as "dirty" when I moved in, just as I did other areas. Although I prepaid my rent for two months, after one month the landlord sent me a text msg demanding rent. I responded and also mailed a copy to Coldwell Banker Prime Properties administration. The landlord began discussing my private business with other tenants in the building, even reading my emails to them! This is unacceptable and illegal. As a Tenant, I have a right to inform a landlord of issues needing to be addressed with the property that I am paying for. A landlord who threats tenants because they report problems is in violation. This horrible landlord told me I should have had "common sense" to know why the stove had no power. Maintenance responded to the matter, yet did not know how to resolve the issue until he pulled the entire stove out from the wall and saw that it had not been plugged in when it was installed. He had a bit of stuggle trying to pull it out. The landlord said I "should have known." Coldwell Banker Prime Properties is a horrible real estate company to do business with. They are unprofessional and breach the confidential information of tenants and this particular realtor is the absolute WORST I've ever known. She even made insulting remarks about me to other tenants.

I am looking to move house in Schenectady. Coldwell Banker Prime Properties (hereinafter CBPP) has…read morea co-op share listed that is as close to perfect as one could want, and my wife (not readily convinced) concurs. I put out the word and the first respondent was a Ms. Frith of CBPP. I had not registered the fact that CBPP was also the listing agent, possibly a mistake on my part. I arranged to see the apartment that was part of the co-op share, and it was indeed close to ideal. The price was consistent with our means and we found a compatible banker -- not a small matter in rural parts, where co-ops in particular are intellectual mysteries. We are ready to make the offer. Ms. Frith sends along a document for me to sign and return with a check for $1,000. It is a contract to purchase real estate. A contract -- not yet vetted by my lawyer. To purchase real property -- but co-op shares are personal property, a very different kind of deal. Alarms are flashing. I ask a competent attorney; he is puzzled. I tell Ms. Firth this is wrongheaded & mistaken, even sending sample co-op share sales contracts and steps that take place before that stage. Ms. Frith tells me she doesn't know, but that Patsy Whitney (who admits she's never done a co-op deal, also true for the rest of the office, per Ms. Frith) wants it done this way. I am increasingly leary of this full court press and walk away. I have since made further inquiries. This is the second time this property has been listed, and it has been on the market for about three months -- surprising given a very desirable address and some very real plusses. It appears that Patsy Whitney, the listing agent, has put too high a price on this co-op share. The median price per square foot in that area is $85 (range $70-$100); she is asking $110. Moreover, co-op shares are notoriously illiquid; this is particularly true in the Capital District, where most banks will not make a purchase loan on them, and this negatively affects the market price. Finally, market prices, particularly in that part of town, are depressed, likely to stay that way. In short, the real patsy here is the guy trying to move this property. Ms. Whitney has promised him a price he's not likely to see, and Ms. Whitney's associate, Ms. Frith, appears willing to accede to this dubious promise. In aid of this, Ms. Frith -- ostensibly representing my interests -- allowed herself to be suborned by Patsy Whitney and other senior colleagues at CBPP. These two sought to pressure me into a deal -- Ms. Frith in this instance doing so while ostensibly being my agent and supposed to be acting in my interest. Fortunately, even in my dotage, I am not quite so foolish where money is concerned. Two observations: The Coldwell Banker name was once a brand of impeccable real estate brokerage practice. I grew up on stories of deals done back when the firm was a model of how to broker commercial real estate. Clearly, CB's Prime Properties franchise in Niskayuna, fronted by the Whitney and Frith women is destructive to that once proud brand. Wisdom suggests, if CBPP is one's choice as an agent, one should hold them on a short leash, to be sure the firm's staff really does act in the patron's interest, not just that of the agent. Having good legal counsel at every step is prudent. The horrible part from my perspective: If the trustee for the owner had an adroit agent, I would gladly find the right price with him -- even perhaps a (modest) premium above market.

I would highly recommend Jan! She is incredibly knowledgeable and offers great advice throughout…read morethe home buying process. She was very intuitive on selecting homes that best suited our wants/style and was very quick to respond to our smallest questions. Even requests for showings for the same day! The house we bought has everything and more than we asked for and it was the one that Jan recommended we look at. Thank you so much Jan!

I highly recommend Brittany and Coyne Realty Group. Brittany is amazing. She maintained consistent…read morecontact and always responded in a timely manner. We recommend her 1000%! Don't be surprised if she ends up your best friend. ~Kae Schell and Nancy Crane

Brittany was amazing with the whole process of selling my home. Whenever I had questions she would…read morerespond back right away and helped me sell my home super fast. If you want someone that will help you sell fast and work with you every step of the way hire Brittany.

Alex helped us find our first home in Albany, NY. As new home buyers, there was a lot we needed to…read morelearn about the process and the Albany market. Alex patiently walked us through every step. He was honest, reliable, quick to respond to us, and best of all, an expert in the Albany market. He knew what was available, understood what we wanted, and helped guide us to the best property for our budget and needs. We could not have been more pleased to work with him. I would recommend him to anyone buying a home in the Albany area.

Alex and his team of associates were an excellent choice when purchasing a house; they made an…read moreotherwise frustrating process seamless. He had just the right combination of patience and perseverance when we were faced with a time crunch. We couldn't be happier with our choices, both our home and our realtor.

Arrogant, irreverent, unapologetic and cost us a great deal of money. Either has no desire to…read moreincrease her own profits because no need, or inept at the concept of marketing home sales.

It is always a pleasure to work with Judi and Gabler Realty. She and her staff make the home buying…read moreprocess seamless and as stress free as possible. We cannot recommend her highly enough.

Judi helped me sell two houses in the Albany area. She did a great job setting pricing, getting the…read morehouse staged, marketing, and communication. Since I was no longer living in the area, her team helped find contractors to make necessary repairs and managed that process. I would definitely choose Gabler realty if I needed to sell another house in the capital region

These people use overly aggressive marketing tactics. They also have no clue how to value a home. I…read morewas offered $263,000 for my 3-year-old home, which could easily sell for $ 600,000+. Either they are idiots, or they think I am. If you have half a brain, you would use an accredited Real Estate broker, pay the fees and commission, and get the true value of your home. I get at least 3 to 4 calls per week, and now junk mail is included. It's a shame these people are allowed to do business this way. And an even bigger shame is that some people actually use this service.

I had an appointment for them to come and see an estate to give me a price…read more The guy came and asked me what I wanted I said for you to make an offer aren't you from signature He replied yes and it turns around the system I'm not going any further I'm not giving you any offer because there's too much work to hear I'll have to pull the carpet up and I'll have to pay well that's what cosmetic means doesn't it Putting it bluntly they're a bunch of full of shit people