Thomas brings a vast range of skill sets to his role as a Licensed Real Estate Agent which enables him to grasp the details and complexities of each transaction while keeping the big picture in perspective. He joined the family early on in February 2014, impressed with the vision of its founders which he has witnessed come to full fruition. “is an organization that places its buyers and sellers at a distinct advantage over other brokerage firms in offering the highest quality tools and technology at their disposal to streamline the buying and selling process from start to finish. It is also a place where integrity and collegiality between agents are at the forefront.”
Thomas' clients appreciate his sophisticated negotiating skills, creative marketing campaigns and unwavering work ethic and as a result, he has built exceptionally strong and lasting relationships with his clients that transcend transactions. Bottom line, he delivers results and is a trusted adviser that is always available to offer his candid assessments of the market.
Whether buying or selling a cooperative, condominium or townhouse, Thomas will surpass any standards of service to help clients reach their goals. More recently, he has expanded his sales beyond Manhattan and has gained incredible insights into niche Brooklyn markets such as Park Slope, Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, and Crown Heights as he has transacted over a dozen sales of town homes in these neighborhoods over the past two years. In 2019, Thomas is slated to market and sell ten condo conversions in various Brooklyn neighborhoods.
Thomas owns his apartment on the Upper West Side. Originally from Glen Ridge, New Jersey, he graduated from New York University College of Arts and Science with a degree in Fine Arts/ Art History. Outside of real estate, he is an accomplished abstract oil painter, enjoys traveling to warm destinations and is an avid fan of professional tennis.
Home Types:
Condo, Co-op, House, Townhouse
Years of Experience:
24
Education:
New York University
