Lily Wokin
Real Estate Agent, Elliman 575 Madison Ave
Elliman New York City Real Estate Agent
Lily Wokin is a real estate professional who brings to the table an extensive knowledge of Manhattan's unique marketplace coupled with international luxury sales and acquisitions. With experience in residential, commercial and resort transactions, Lily's fierce commitment to excellence and tactful marketing exceeds her clients' expectations., Born in San Francisco and raised in the Seattle area, Lily also lived in Las Vegas during the exhilarating boom where she gained first-hand real estate experience from her parent's residential land developments and property management business. While studying photography in Los Angeles, she spent semesters working abroad in Thailand perfecting her fluency in the language. She continued her studies at New York University with a concentration in International Business and Global Management. Since residing in New York, Lily has established a professional relationship with the Royal Thai Consulate General where she serves as their reputable real estate contact on transactions both locally and internationally. Along with persistence and determination, she possesses a natural ability in relating to people of all cultural backgrounds., Prior to joining Douglas Elliman, Lily used her creative background in photography and a passion for architecture and fashion as a vessel to live and work overseas across 18 countries. The relationships she established within the visual arts industry seamlessly carried over into real estate. Lily is also actively involved with a local organization comprised of elite Thai professionals in New York City seeking to deliver global awareness and local prevention and victim protection of child trafficking. Currently she spends her leisure time embracing the various cultures found throughout New York with culinary innovators, and she is frequently on the panel of testers for many restaurants' new creation tastings.
Manhattan, New York United States
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