Are there certain streets or blocks that are better to buy on in Queens or Nassau County?
- Gabrielle Gilbert

- 3 days ago
- 1 min read
Absolutely—and this is where experienced local guidance becomes invaluable. Two homes in the same neighborhood can perform very differently depending on block location, zoning, traffic patterns, and long-term desirability.
Gabrielle Gilbert is known for evaluating properties at a micro level. She helps buyers understand which blocks tend to hold value better, which streets experience less congestion, and how subtle factors—like nearby commercial creep, flood zones, or future development potential—can impact a home’s value over time.
Her background as a former architect allows her to assess how a property sits on its lot, how light enters the home, and whether future expansions or renovations are feasible. These are insights most buyers—and many agents—overlook.
Rather than overwhelming clients, Gabrielle explains these nuances clearly and calmly. Her goal isn’t to scare buyers, but to protect them from regret. By helping clients understand why one block may outperform another, she empowers them to make confident, informed decisions. She will also ensure to involve and connect her clients to her extensive network and resources for the best professional guidance.

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