Lisa Stillerman

BIOGRAPHY

Lisa Stillerman

Halstead Rising Star Award Winner

Halstead Helping Hands Award Winner

Lisa Stillerman has developed a notable reputation in the real estate industry. As a result of her hard work, dedication and great success; she was awarded the coveted Halstead Property Rising Star Award.

In the competitive world of New York City Real Estate, Lisa is a star on the rise. She has earned glowing accolades from her clients and from the industry for her impressive sales performance as a top agent. Her market knowledge, expert service, ethical principles, negotiating skills and marketing background provide every client with what is needed to make their deals a success.

Lisa has also been awarded the Halstead Helping Hands Award. She earned this award for her charitable initiative in which she demonstrated exemplary leadership, and generosity. Her efforts in conjunction with New York Cares Coat Drive helped over 700 people stay warm this winter by collecting coats in the buildings her clients reside.

Catering to clients, and demonstrating exceptional creativity and business acumen to fulfill their unique needs has always been Lisa Stillerman's forte. From celebrities to hedge fund managers, CEO’s and business owners, to first-time homebuyers, she treats every client with the same care, respect, and dedication to keeping their needs top priority.

Raised in an entrepreneurial family who bought and sold companies for many years, Lisa learned the art of sales and acquisitions while surrounded with top business leaders from an early age. This experience, coupled with her own background as a business owner, equips her well to effectively and discretely represent all clients.

A fourth-generation Manhattanite, Lisa has deep family roots in New York City. Currently she resides on Sutton Place. She is originally from Greenwich, CT, and holds a Bachelor degree in Communications from Syracuse University. Outside of real estate, Lisa has volunteered in various capacities for New York Cares, City Harvest, and was on the Junior Committees for MOMA and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.