Amjad Pervez

For more than 20 years, Associate Broker Amjad Pervez has been a trusted advisor in New York City real estate, stewarding transactions ranging from first homes to record-setting sales. He believes every client deserves elite service, market expertise, and absolute integrity and he delivers with a thoughtful, hands-on approach that makes each deal seamless and successful. As co-leader of the Pervez & Daly Team at Compass, Amjad is known as an honest, empathetic, and responsive advocate who listens carefully, understands his clients’ goals, and treats every transaction as if it were his own.

Much of Amjad’s business comes from repeat clients and referrals, a testament to the trust, care, and integrity he brings to every relationship. Clients consistently return to him and recommend him to family and friends because they know he is fully committed to their success.

Amjad’s professional foundation is rooted in discipline, adaptability, and precision, qualities he credits to his military service and his demanding career on Wall Street, where he managed a high-end clientele and consistently achieved top sales results. In real estate, he has earned a Certified Negotiations Expert (CNE) designation, developed a global network of loyal clients, and built a track record that includes more than $500 million in closed transactions and an extraordinary board approval success rate.

Having lived in New York City since 1998, Amjad knows the city block by block. His deep knowledge of its neighborhoods, culture, and hidden gems allows him to guide clients with confidence and insight, whether they’re purchasing their first home or a significant investment property. He has distinguished himself with repeat success at the Element Condominium, where he is the resident broker and consistently closes more sales than any other agent, as well as at neighboring properties. His client base spans local buyers and sellers, investors, and international clients seeking New York property.

Beyond real estate, Amjad is deeply committed to giving back. He has supported Development in Literacy for more than 17 years and contributes to organizations such as South Asian Youth Action and OPEN. A longtime Upper West Side resident, he enjoys living near Central Park, playing squash where he is tightly connected in the city’s squash community sketching, and spending time with his two children.