Howard Margolis

Howard Margolis is a Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker at Douglas Elliman Real Estate in Manhattan. With more than 25 years of experience in real estate sales, Howard Margolis has been one of Douglas Elliman's leading brokers who has directed sell-out sales programs of over $3 billion for many noteworthy properties in New York City, including the conversion of the Manhattan House and The Apthorp Condominium.

As an active member of the Real Estate Board of New York, Howard frequently delivers speeches and offers his expertise stemming from his extensive experience in the Manhattan real estate market. He is also an annual speaker at the Real Estate Academy, is ranked in the top one percent of Douglas Elliman's sales network, and is a six-time consecutive winner of the Chairman's Platinum Award for the Chairman's Circle, a yearly ranking that the Douglas Elliman's network holds for their highest producers across the country. In addition, Howard has also been ranked #45 Top Real Estate Brokers by the Wall Street Journal out of all brokers in the entire United States.

During his time at Douglas Elliman, Howard has directed and managed over 500 top agents at their premier office on Madison Avenue in New York City, which has generated over $3 billion in annual sales volume consistently for the past 10 years and has been rated number one grossing real estate sales office in the United States.

In addition to being a top producing broker, Howard lends his hand to philanthropy with his active membership of New York's Rockefeller University, which raises money for life-saving clinical research at Rockefeller University Hospital. He also has generously served as head committee member leading fundraising for the American Cancer Society.

Having worked and lived in Manhattan his entire life, Howard has created a fantastic reputation among his clients and colleagues, including the top real estate agents in the industry. He always says that a strong working and honorable relationship within the real estate industry makes getting the job done efficient and productive.