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Joshua Albertson

New York
As seen in: FOUND MIAMI, FOUND NY, FOUND San Francisco, Found LA, Curbed, Eater, Inman News
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Soft like butter

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By Joshua Albertson
| FOUND NY
GOODS & SERVICES • FOUND Object As a former wardrobe stylist, Jamie Haller’s loafers caught my eye for a myriad of reasons, but most of all, for their simplicity and quality — no logos, no hardware, no flashy colors, just the good stuff. Made in Italy in an old Dior atelier, Haller’s signature penny loafers are butter-soft and go with everything. The only drawback? New drops sell out in minutes. Haller posts updates on her Instagram page — that’s a good place to start.
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Holiday shopping, gourmet foods

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By Joshua Albertson
| FOUND NY
GOODS & SERVICES • The Nines Patisserie Vanessa (Upper East Side), canelé that rival the best in Paris Kalyustyan’s (Kips Bay), institution of Middle Eastern and Indian spices, sauces, and more La Boîte (Hell’s Kitchen), Eric Ripert-approved spice boutique lauded for its house blends SOS Chefs (East Village), specialty ingredient and single-origin spice sho…
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Connect Now is in one week, and you should be there

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By Joshua Albertson
| Inman News Verified
Yesterday, Inman’s Jim Dalrymple reported that agent ranks in many states are growing, not contracting, during these pandemic times. It makes sense. Real estate has been a bright light in a dim economy, with housing starts up, sales snapping back, and rates at all-time lows. Meanwhile, the actual business of buying and selling homes has never been more complex. Virtual showings, digital transactions, limited inventory, anxious clients — it’s a lot to process, nevermind master.
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