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NYC Real Estate Market is Literally…a Jungle

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NYC Real Estate Market is Literally...A JungleApparently, if you are in New York and want to see exotic animals, you don’t need to go to the zoo.  All you need to do is tag along with some of the city’s high-end real estate brokers.

Apartment buildings have become increasingly lenient with their pet policies in an attempt to accommodate the fact that nearly 2/3 of American households have at least one pet.  The pet, however, is usually a cat or a dog.  Real Estate Weekly, in their piece, “Exotic Pets Giving Real Estate Brokers Paws for Thought”  reports that in the last 10 years, the demographic of the Manhattanite has changed and that brokers find themselves working with clients who have the money associated with purchasing and maintaining wild animals.  This includes the cost of finding just the right house or apartment where their pet might go unnoticed.

Check through the slide show below to see some of the exotic pets these realtors have had to deal with.  

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Realtors Try To Find Homes for People with Exotic Pets

Jaguar

One real estate broker came to check out a space and was greeted by a jaguar. The owner told her "Don't worry, he doesn't bite." Hello! It's a jaguar! They bite!

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You can read more by Amy at her blog Donkeys To College.  In between posts you can come join the fun on Facebook and Twitter.

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Amy Fleck
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Amy Fleck writes the blog Donkeys To College, which is followed in the United States and abroad by tens of people. She is a stay-at-home mom to 2 teenagers and has been married for 20 years, but still maintains her sunny disposition.

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