Brian's Background
Consistently regarded as one of NYC’s and America’s top ranked closers, Brian’s stand-out marketing is effective, creative, and elegant. An industry leader since 1999, Brian’s get-it-done-right approach brings lucrative, hassle-free results for his clients.Known nationally and internationally for his impactful property movie tours, Brian’s multi-media and social approach regularly result in top-tier closings for his clients — from $42,000,000 to $750,000 — from Manhattan to Brooklyn — in condos and cooperatives — and in townhouses, lofts, and luxury apartments.
Skilled at stand-out negotiations and well-regarded for his industry and community leadership, Brian loyally and lovingly serves his buyers and sellers.
Sought out for his straight-forward, results-driven, fun approach, Brian is a frequent on-air expert for NBC, PBS, CBS, FOX, CNN, CNBC, and is regularly sourced for his market insights by the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, NY Magazine, Financial Times, & NY Post.
A native Virginian — raised in North Carolina and Georgia — Brian graduated with a BA from William & Mary (Government and Theatre), and then high-tailed it to NYC to train as an actor with Uta Hagen. While pursuing TV, theatre and film roles, Brian enjoyed the luxury service training he received from the Four Seasons and Ritz Carlton Hotels.
A proud married Dad of two wonderful daughters, Brian appreciates the life and adventures NYC has allowed him to create. A Manhattan home owner himself, Brian loves opening new worlds for his clients — helping everyone find the place where they can thrive.
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157 W57 #77 Sold $42M
520 Park Ave #25th Floor Sold $21.029M
176 Perry Street 12S sold $16M
21 W95 Sold $11.6M
230 W56 #60A sold $8.95M
450 E52 #5 sold $8.5M
12 E88 #4A sold $8.1M
22 Charlton Street sold $6.25M
65 Pineapple Street-Brooklyn sold $5.2M
435 E52 #7A1 Sold $5.25M
27 W72 PHC sold $4.995M
200WEA PHAN sold $4.995M
180 RSD 7A Sold $4.25M
230 W56 67B sold $4.85M
442 Union Street sold $4.25M
262 CPW 4C sold $4.125M
21 SEA 408-409 sold $3.725M
142 W26 11th fl- sold $3.995M
50 CPW 7C -sold $3.995M
350 E82 PHCD Sold $3.95M
118 W79 PHC Sold $$3.825M
12 W17 #9-Sold $3.898M
118 W79 PHC sold $3.825M
230 CPW 6AB-Sold $3.695M
459 Washing St 2S-Sold $3.625M
540 W49 PH1N -Sold $3.575M
330 Spring Street #6AB-Sold $3.5M
455 CPW 22A- Sold $3.495M
440 RSD Duplex1 Sold $3.45M
39 N Moore 2A Sold $2.995M
116Willoughby-TH Brooklyn $2.9M
110 Third 7C sold $2.7M
320 E72 8B sold $2.771M
1 Irving U15A sold $2.525M
42 W9 19 Sold $2.5M
145 Park Place-Brooklyn PH8D Sold $2.5M
1365 Madison 3E Sold $2.45M
525 E80 2A sold $2.346M
165 Diamond Street-Brooklyn-$2.1M
340 E64 2G Sold $1.995M
150 Thompson Street 4B sold $1.9M
200 E94 308 sold $1.895M
325 E41 PH1 sold $1.65M
45 FIFTH 3C Sold $817.5K
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