Jonathan Hettinger

Jonathan Hettinger is a top producer of Sotheby's International Realty and he has been named as one of the leading agents by REAL Trends America’s Best List. He has a particular expertise and passion for townhouses and pre-war buildings. In one of the most significant downtown townhouse sales in 2016, he and colleague Mark Amadei represented the sellers in the 'quiet' sale of 138-140 West 11th Street for $31 million, one of the highest prices realized for an unrenovated downtown townhouse at that time. In 2017, he represented the purchaser of the iconic Pentagram Building at 204 Fifth Avenue (formerly home of the legendary 1980's nightclub MK) in a transaction valued at $29.5 million. One year later, he represented the new owners in the off-market sale of the same building to Spanish ceramics retailer Porcelanosa for $42.4 million, representing a 44% gain in 12 months. In 2019, he represented the buyer of the 50 ft. wide loft building located at 239-243 West 18th Street, which housed noted photographer William Wegman's studio, in a transaction valued at $21 million. In 2021, he and colleague Mark Amadei arranged for the sale of the Gold Coast mansion at 25 West 10th Street for $19 million.. Jonathan graduated from Princeton University with a B.A. degree in Economics, cum laude. As part of his studies at Princeton, he attended Cambridge University in the U.K. for his entire junior year, studying development economics, and worked two summers at Allianz Insurance in Munich, Germany, winning the Princeton German prize on his return. Jonathan is an avid cross-country skier and international traveler. He also serves on the Board of The Natalia Mental Health Foundation.