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Appell-Fernandez Team

Appell-Fernandez Team

The Appell-Fernandez Team, led by Andrew Appell and David Fernandez, is recognized as one of New York City’s most effective new development and sales collectives. Known for structured strategy, calm execution, and outcomes that consistently outperform the market, the team has built a reputation for delivering clarity and precision in every stage of the sales cycle.

With roots in Brooklyn and a prolific portfolio that now spans Manhattan and beyond, the Appell-Fernandez Team has become a trusted partner for developers, buyers, and sellers across New York City. Their multidisciplinary backgrounds in design, construction, and business leadership have fueled more than $600 million in closed sales, multiple industry honors, and recognition among the Top 20 New Development Teams in NYC (The Real Deal) and Top 50 Nationwide (WSJ Real Trends).

What sets them apart is not just their record, but their process. Every launch is architected with intention. Every decision is grounded in clarity. Clients describe them as calm in the chaos, sharp without ego, and relentlessly prepared. This ethos has enabled the team to drive record-breaking sellouts, set new pricing standards, and earn lasting loyalty across diverse neighborhoods and market conditions.

For the Appell-Fernandez Team, real estate is not just about transactions—it’s about transitions. Their work goes beyond bringing buyers; they bring structure and strategy to projects of every scale, ensuring that results are measurable, sustainable, and aligned with the vision of the people they serve.

Team Members

Andrew Appell

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

(917) 968-4394
[email protected]

David Fernandez

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

(917) 309-3398
[email protected]

Irina Balueva

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

(347) 525-1021
[email protected]

Seth Donstein

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

(845) 853-9925
[email protected]

Pending

Listing Courtesy Andrew Appell with Serhant

$8,250,000

815 BROADWAY PH1, New York City, NY 10003 view listing

4 Beds 3 Full Baths 2,789 Sq.Ft.

Pending

Listing Courtesy Andrew Appell with Serhant

$7,750,000

815 BROADWAY PH2, New York City, NY 10003 view listing

4 Beds 3 Full Baths 2,696 Sq.Ft.

Pending

Listing Courtesy Andrew Appell with Serhant

$7,500,000

815 BROADWAY PH3, New York City, NY 10003 view listing

4 Beds 3 Full Baths 2,696 Sq.Ft.

Pending

Listing Courtesy Andrew Appell with Serhant

$3,495,000

124 W 131ST Street, New York City, NY 10027 view listing

5 Beds 4 Full Baths 4,688 Sq.Ft.

Pending

Listing Courtesy Andrew Appell with Serhant

$3,350,000

815 BROADWAY 801, New York City, NY 10003 view listing

2 Beds 2 Full Baths 1,163 Sq.Ft.

Pending

Listing Courtesy Andrew Appell with Serhant

$3,275,000

815 BROADWAY 701, New York City, NY 10003 view listing

2 Beds 2 Full Baths 1,163 Sq.Ft.

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Address 333 E 82nd Street Unit: PH1

Address 333 E 82nd Street Unit: PH2

Address 353 Central Park West Unit: 5

Address 465 State St.

Address 149 Clinton St.

Address 333 E 82nd Street Unit: TH

Address 333 E 82nd Street Unit: 2A

Address 101 E 2nd Street Unit: PH-1

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Address 351 Prospect Place Unit: 1-B

Address 1769 East Unit: 13th St. PH

Address 404 Grand St. Unit: 2

Address 377 Quincy St. Unit: 1

Address 377 Quincy St. Unit: PH-4

Address 351 Prospect Place Unit: 2-A

Address 351 Prospect Place Unit: 3-A

Address 377 Quincy St. Unit: 3

Address 261 Union Ave Unit: 4

Press & Media

October 1, 2025

A tale of two boroughs: Manhattan and Brooklyn’s diverging new dev markets

“When supply becomes constrained and people can’t get what they want … a lot of times they just go to the sidelines and they just say, ‘I’ll wait it out,’

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August 11, 2025

IBX: Transit boon or suburban bane? New rail line poised to boost property values but threaten neighborhood charm

The highly anticipated Interborough Express (IBX), a new light rail line poised to connect Brooklyn and Queens years from now, is already stirring attention in the NYC real estate market. While some neighborhoods along the proposed route are bracing for a surge in property values, others face the prospect of decline — at least in terms of neighborhood character, according to NYC real estate experts and community leaders.

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January 7, 2025

330 Grand Street Completes Construction on Manhattan’s Lower East Side

"Construction is complete on 330 Grand Street, a six-story condominium building on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Designed by Kurv Architecture D.P.C. and developed by Sheryl Hempel under the 330 Grannd LLC with Prosper Property Group, the 11,125-square-foot structure yields 12 units in one- to two-bedroom layouts."

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A tale of two boroughs: Manhattan and Brooklyn’s diverging new dev markets

IBX: Transit boon or suburban bane? New rail line poised to boost property values but threaten neighborhood charm

330 Grand Street Completes Construction on Manhattan’s Lower East Side

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A tale of two boroughs: Manhattan and Brooklyn’s diverging new dev markets

IBX: Transit boon or suburban bane? New rail line poised to boost property values but threaten neighborhood charm

330 Grand Street Completes Construction on Manhattan’s Lower East Side

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