Jennifer Ireland

As a New York City resident since 2001 and a top broker for over a decade, Jennifer Ireland is well known for delivering superior customer service and expertise in the Manhattan real estate market. Specializing in luxury sales and rentals, Jennifer draws on her years of experience to create successful outcomes for her clients.

Jennifer‘s notable achievements include:

- 2020 Wall Street Journal/Real Trends Ranked #11 Small Team in New York City.
- Ranked Top 10 Team in New York City at The Corcoran Group for 2019 & 2020
- Ranked #3 by sales volume in NYC in 2019 Wall Street Journal/REAL Trends Top 1,000 Agents
- Ranked #25 by sales volume Nationwide in 2019 Wall Street Journal/REAL Trends Top 1,000 Agents
- Recipient of 2016 Corcoran East Side Office Team of The Year
- Recipient of 2016 Corcoran Deal of The Year
- Ranked in Top 5 Producing Teams at Corcoran Group Real Estate every year from 2005 to 2019

Real estate comes naturally to Jennifer. While growing up in Miami Beach, dinner conversations centered around real estate, the family business. Ireland Companies, run by her father and two brothers, is a 50 year old real estate company having developed over 100 commercial and residential projects in 11 states.

After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania, Jennifer moved to NYC. She spent 7 years working in the fashion industry at Diane von Furstenberg, but her focus always returned to real estate. Her tutelage in the industry started with esteemed Manhattan power broker, Robby Browne. Under his leadership, Jennifer honed her residential real estate skills and knowledge in a partnership lasting 10 years.

Outside of work, Jennifer enjoys hiking, cooking and traveling. She is a history buff, who loves to study NYC history and share interesting trivia with clients. She approaches her work and life with drive and tenacity. After surviving a broken neck in a car accident in 1997, she vowed to her doctors that she would climb the highest mountain if she walked again. Eight years later, she climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis.