Natalie Green, Real Estate Agent

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About Natalie

Some agents hand you a listing sheet and open the door. I show up differently, and that difference starts long before we ever step foot inside a property together. Real estate, to me, is not a transaction. It is a relationship, and the trust you place in me is something I take seriously from the very first conversation.

My background in residential property management, development, and acquisition gave me a foundation that most agents simply do not have. I spent years understanding properties from the inside out, learning how buildings work, how deals are structured, and how to spot both opportunity and risk before they become problems. When I transitioned into sales, I brought all of that with me. Today, I personally preview every listing for my buyers, and I attend every showing, including vacant properties. That is not common, but it matters. It means that when we walk through a home together, I already know what questions to ask, what details deserve a closer look, and what the numbers behind the walls are telling us.

I work with sellers, luxury buyers, first-time buyers, move-up buyers, and clients relocating to Brooklyn or Manhattan, and I approach every situation with the same commitment: to protect your interests, keep you well-informed, and make sure you feel genuinely heard every step of the way. I grew up in Jamaica, and that upbringing instilled in me a deep appreciation for community and for the kind of trust that only comes from truly showing up for people. I earned my degree in business administration from UCC Jamaica, and I bring that analytical grounding to every market conversation and negotiation.

When I am not working, I love exploring the city and uncovering hidden gems across Brooklyn and Manhattan, neighborhoods, buildings, and local spots that most people walk right past. I am also a proud mom to my son, who is currently studying finance and computer science at a university here in New York City. Watching him build toward his future reminds me every day why what I do matters, because for most people, a home is the foundation that makes everything else possible.