Michelle Cohen

Michelle has been an extraordinarily successful Realtor® on the North Shore of Nassau County for more than 30 years. She has amassed both an enviable record of residential real estate successes and a large community of friends and associates in the profession and the public. Those who know Michelle count on her to be reliable, efficient, and consistently helpful.

Michelle has been a Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker since 1999. In most of those years, she has earned and maintained a top producer status. Her focus has been on transactions in Roslyn, East Hills, Old Westbury, the Brookvilles, Muttontown, Searingtown, Manhasset Hills, Jericho, and Syosset, and her reach has also included Great Neck, Kings Point, Port Washington, Sands Point, Glen Head, Glen Cove, and Melville. A dedicated professional, Michelle often says, “the most important thing for the broker to remember is helping people".

Michelle brings to each new assignment the benefit of her previous successes and experiences, her local knowledge, competitive spirit, and compassion for the people involved in each new client listing and/or customer search. She is aided by a team that includes her full-time assistant, a photographer, and an editor, and the ample resources that Compass provides. Clients and customers who have worked with Michelle almost uniformly applaud her professionalism and understanding of the emotional and life issues involved in residential realty events.

For 2007, Michelle was individually recognized by L.I. Business News as the number one residential real estate broker in all of Long Island (Nassau and Suffolk Counties). In 2017, for 2016, Michelle was recognized, again, by L.I. Business News for her exceptional productivity. Michelle and her husband, David, a retired corporate and securities lawyer, and now also a licensed broker, working on Michelle's team have been active members of the North Shore community for more than 35 years.

Michelle publishes a quarterly newsletter, the Gazette, about the real estate market in the area, as well as other related issues within the nation and worldwide. One can generally expect to find tidbits about Michelle and her family in the Gazette. “This business is more than a business undertaking for me. I love this place, Roslyn, East Hills, and the whole North Shore, the diversity of our population, and the commitment we all seem to share to make this a joyful, safe, and wonderful place to live together.”