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Nitin Gadura is a Licensed New York State Real Estate Salesperson at Gadura Real Estate LLC, the Ozone Park-based family-owned brokerage founded in 2006. He has closed over $100M in transactions across Queens, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island, and Long Island, and represents clients in seven languages.
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Nitin Gadura is a Licensed New York State Real Estate Salesperson (License #10401383405) at Gadura Real Estate LLC, the family-owned brokerage founded in 2006 in Ozone Park, Queens. With over 7 years of professional experience and more than $100 million in closed transactions, Nitin has represented over 500 families across all 5 NYC boroughs, Nassau County, and Suffolk County. He specializes in first-time homebuyer programs (FHA, SONYMA, HomeReady, VA), multi-family investment property, co-op board package preparation, and 1031 exchanges, with particular expertise in the Indo-Caribbean, Guyanese, South Asian, Bengali, and Hispanic communities of the New York metropolitan area. Nitin speaks English, Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Urdu, Bengali, and Guyanese Creole, and holds a 4.9-star aggregate rating across 57+ verified reviews.
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Nitin Gadura, Licensed NYS Real Estate Salesperson at family-owned Gadura Real Estate LLC, serving Queens & Long Island in 7 languages.
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On first-time homebuyers in NYC
"The biggest mistake first-time NYC buyers make is going to one lender. The rate spread between two FHA lenders for the same buyer can be a quarter point — that's $40 a month, $14,000 over the loan. Lender-shop hard, especially with SONYMA stacked on top."
On Queens vs Manhattan affordability
"A house-hacked 2-family in Ozone Park at $800K with FHA at 3.5% down is a more financially viable path to homeownership than a $700K Manhattan studio. The rental income from the second unit covers most of the mortgage. We do a lot of these for first-generation American families."
On the 2024 NAR settlement impact
"Buyer-broker agreements being mandatory before MLS tours has actually been clarifying for buyers. They now negotiate commission upfront and understand exactly what they're paying for. The market has shifted toward transparent, performance-based representation."
On multilingual representation
"When parents are paying for the down payment but don't speak English, having a Hindi or Punjabi-speaking agent isn't a nice-to-have — it's the difference between the deal closing and the family walking away. We see this every week."
On Long Island border towns
"Floral Park, Elmont, and Valley Stream are some of the most undervalued markets in the NY metro. Queens-quality schools at Long Island prices, with shorter commutes than half of Suffolk County. The South Asian community discovered them five years ago — everyone else is catching up."