Ann Azzara
Real Estate Agent, Elliman 111 Fifth Avenue
Elliman New York City Real Estate Agent
Pricing a property right and marketing it effectively are the two biggest contributors to a successful real estate deal. Ann Azzara is a consummate professional at both. A fanatic for research, her gift for grasping the details while keeping the big picture in perspective provides her customers with a competitive edge. Ann's imaginative use of research makes her an ideal collaborator with Douglas Elliman which has unparalleled capabilities for evaluating properties for buyers and sellers, pricing against the broadest range of comparables, and achieving maximum exposure in the marketplace. Whether you are buying or selling a cooperative, condo, or a townhouse, Ann will surpass any standards of service to help you reach your goals., Ann spent over 20 years as the Director of Protocol & Special Events for Citibank coordinating customer events in 64 countries. Midway through those years Ann was preparing for a second career in real estate by buying and managing a number of properties. The transaction that pointed her to success in real estate was her purchase of a rent-stabilized building and subsequent sale to the School of Visual Arts for an extension. This deal when combined with the innovative use of a 1031 tax-free exchange for a Greenwich Village townhouse was itself a landmark deal. Today that townhouse is home to Ann, her husband and their children. She further refined her eye for value by acquiring and renovating a townhouse in the Meat Packing District in 1990 before the neighborhood became fashionable and then selling it to a world famous artist., In the book Walter Wriston, Citibank, and the Rise and Fall of American Financial Supremacy, Ann is described as someone who has a "knack for moving mountains." Let this very special service professional move mountains for you in helping you achieve your dreams of the unique pleasures of owning a home in this wonderful city.
Manhattan, New York United States
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