Vickey Barron

Behind Vickey’s charismatic charm is a smart, tough and very successful master of real estate brokerage.  She sees the world as she knows it should be and then works to help make it happen. She has earned the respect and admiration of her fellow brokers, along with an impressive base of buyers and sellers – as well as serving as a trusted advisor to some of New York’s most influential real estate developers. Vickey has been featured in leading trade press articles and high-end design magazines – including The Wall Street Journal, The Real Deal, The NY Times and HGTV’s Selling New York. She has won numerous achievement awards, including the Real Estate Board of New York's Eileen Spinola Award for distinguished service.  She's been a major contribution to the industry by donating her time, expertise and knowledge of ethics. As a member of REBNY, she has helped to further the profession by encouraging higher standards and developing advanced education. Since her early start in real estate, when she was “Rookie of the Year”, she has set her own high goals to surpass each one accomplished. As the Director of Sales at the converted Ralph Walker collection (100 Barclay, Stella, and Walker Tower), she has also played a key role in the dramatic growth of the new development market in NYC by commanding and achieving record-breaking sales prices for this unique and magnificent portfolio. Vickey combines a sense of people, art and design with sophistication, experience and knowledge of NYC real estate. The result is a trusted adviser who can bring calm and confidence to help one through just about any situation. An astute business woman and smart negotiator, she is also affable and a delight to work with. This is demonstrated not in the way she conducts business, but also in the loyalty of her team, several of whom have worked with her many years as valued colleagues. The result is a leader and a team committed to excellence. Some marvel at how she is able to get it all done. Her answer is, “If you want something done, give it to a busy person.”