Louise Devlin has been a top producing New York City real estate agent since joining Brown Harris Stevens in 2000. In the last ten years alone, she has listed over 200 properties, routinely selling them at prices over market value. Louise has earned the firm’s Upper East Side Listing Broker of the Year Award for seven of the last nine years, and is a four-time winner of the prestigious Brown Harris Stevens Broker Specialist of the Year Award. These awards reflect her incredible work ethic, expertise, and unparalleled service.
A conscientious and ethical businesswoman, Louise grew up in a family who owned a real estate firm and an interior design firm, providing a remarkable foundation for her career in residential property valuation, staging, and marketing. Her passion for organizing and staging gives sellers an enormous advantage, elevating the value of the traditional brokerage functions she performs. For buyers, it enables her to quickly envision a property’s potential, a facility vital for accurate valuation and comparison.
Applying the same drive, meticulousness and exceptional follow through that helped her succeed in an earlier career in finance, Louise ensures every transaction progresses smoothly and closes successfully. Always professional and uniquely qualified, her experience and natural enthusiasm, coupled with her genuine love for real estate and design, distinguish Louise Devlin as a truly formidable broker.
Louise has been featured in top media outlets including: The New York Times, New York Magazine, New York Post, The Daily News and Scene Magazine. HGTV regularly featured her in their television series, “My House is Worth What?” and she appeared on “Selling New York” - focusing on the benefits of home staging to present properties in the best possible light.
She was named Brown Harris Stevens building specialist for 167 East 67th Street, a well-established full-service co-op on the Upper East Side. Additionally, she is a Certified Relocation Expert, remains an active member of the Real Estate Board of New York, and was elected to serve as Vice President of her co-op’s board.
An avid animal lover, Louise rescued a Chiweenie named Sam. She enjoys walking him all over the Upper East Side. Connecting with neighbors and clients alike along the way, it has quickly become clear that Sam shares the same enthusiasm for the neighborhood as does Louise.
