Carol Shainswit

Creative marketing savvy, analytical expertise and effective service are among the valuable benefits for sellers entrusting their real estate business to Carol Shainswit. It is these fine qualities which have also earned Carol great success not only as a consistent member of Corcoran's prestigious Multi-Million-Dollar Club, but a Vice President promoted to the title just a few years after joining the firm. Carol also works capably with buyers in finding their dream home to result in the perfect union between property and purchaser and in a satisfied clientele who respond with enthusiastic referrals and repeat business.

Specializing in co-op, condo and townhouse sales in her Upper East Side neighborhood and throughout the city, Carol is a native Manhattanite with an acute knowledge of the various areas in which she's lived. With utmost care, personal attention and commitment, she streamlines each transaction while simultaneously lending support to ease the emotional and financial strains involved in the real estate process.

Whether your goal is to buy or sell a NYC luxury apartment, single-family home or investment property, Carol fills the gamut of real estate needs. Her expertise dates back more than 20 years to when she first worked in real estate sales in Bridgehampton, where she has since owned the home she both designed and built. Also a longtime Manhattan co-op owner/resident, she strives to provide the very best in service as well as strong financial guidance to inspire the best decisions.

Patient, honest, trustworthy and eloquent under pressure, Carol has received deserved recognition throughout her professional life for her outstanding results and the diversity of relationships she's formed. After earning her BBA from Baruch College, she pursued a successful career in the cosmetics and jewelry industries, lending her talents to Revlon as well as TAG Heuer sports watch company as Director of Marketing USA. Besides city life, she enjoys playing tennis, gardening and time in the Hamptons when her workload permits.