How Azimuth works for buyers in New York
A buyer on Azimuth is looking to purchase a New York property and works with the real estate agent or broker assigned to the listing.
A buyer communicates with the real estate agent or broker assigned to the property.
A buyer does not deal with the property manager.
A buyer does not deal with the owner directly. The agent or broker represents the property.
Browse public listings with price, specifications, and photos.
Save properties for later.
Work with an agent or broker who can shortlist units for you.
Ask questions about a listing through the assigned agent.
Who do I contact about a property I am interested in?
Contact the agent or broker shown on the listing. They are the point of contact for questions, viewings, and next steps.
Can I speak to the owner directly?
No. The agent or broker represents the property. All enquiries go through them.
Does Azimuth show every New York listing?
No. Azimuth shows the properties it manages or lists in New York. It is not a comprehensive directory of the whole market.
How do I arrange a viewing?
Contact the agent or broker on the listing and ask to arrange a viewing. They will coordinate the visit.
Can an agent show me properties before they are public?
Yes. Verified agents and brokers can see premarket properties before they are listed publicly, and they can share premarket listings with buyer clients. Off-market properties are visible to verified agents but are not shareable with buyers.
Do I need an account to browse?
No. You can browse public listings without an account. An account is useful if you are working with an agent who wants to save shortlisted properties for you.