Real Estate Agents in New York, NY

Real estate agents help people buy and sell homes. Listing agents price and market homes for sale, and buyer's agents help people find homes, make offers and work through inspections and closing.

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Common real estate agent services include:

  • Pricing advice and comparative market analysis
  • Listing, marketing and showings
  • Home searches and tours for buyers
  • Offer preparation and negotiation
  • Coordinating inspections, appraisals and closing

Talk to a real estate agent when you are thinking about selling, buying or relocating and want local market guidance.

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Elevated Advisement
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New York, NY Real Estate Agents, Property Management

Elevated Advisement is a luxury real estate advisory team at Compass, led by Zeve Salman and Eric Brown. We serve buyers and sellers across Manhattan with a family office approach: discreet, strategic, and built around your goals rather than the transaction. We specialize in the West Village, Tribeca, SoHo, and Manhattan's premier condominiums and co-ops, with particular depth in off-market sales, new development, and building-specific representation. Our team has closed record sales at buildings including The Greenwich Lane, 56 Leonard Street, and 80 Clarkson Street. Much of what we advise on never reaches a listings portal. Quiet sales, board strategy, and pricing in buildings where comps are sealed are the situations our clients hire us for. Beyond transactions, we publish the tools and research our clients ask about most: NYC buyer and seller closing cost calculators, the pied-a-terre tax calculator, and building and neighborhood guides.

The Bizzarro Agency, New York Real Estate Agents
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New York, NY Real Estate Agents

Bizzarro Real Estate Agency is a boutique residential real estate brokerage serving buyers, sellers, and investors across New York City and Westchester. The company, founded by Matthew Bizzarro, focuses on neighborhood expertise (including Upper Manhattan, Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Westchester) and provides buyer and seller services, market reports, and end-to-end transaction support with a team of agents. Bizzarro Real Estate Agency operates offices in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Scarsdale, emphasizes community engagement and philanthropic work, and has grown rapidly—earning recognition for its service and many five-star reviews—while delivering a team-driven approach intended to simplify the real estate process and protect clients’ interests.

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Real Estate Agent Questions and Answers

What does a real estate agent do?

A real estate agent advises on pricing and market conditions, markets listings or finds homes for buyers, arranges showings, prepares and negotiates offers and helps coordinate steps through closing.

When should I contact a real estate agent?

Reach out well before you plan to list, so there is time to prepare and price the home, or as soon as you start shopping seriously as a buyer. A listing agent represents the seller and a buyer's agent represents the buyer, so ask any agent to explain who they represent in your transaction.

How do I choose a real estate agent?

Interview more than one agent, ask about recent experience in your area and price range, and how they communicate. Real estate agents are licensed by the state, which you can verify, and review any agreement and its compensation terms before signing.

How are real estate agents paid?

Compensation is typically a negotiated commission or fee described in a written agreement. Terms vary by agent, market and transaction, so ask for details up front and read the agreement carefully.

How should I prepare to meet a real estate agent?

Sellers should gather information on the home's features and updates. Buyers should know their budget and financing status and list must-haves. Both should prepare questions about timing and the local market.