Xanthe Tabor

Xanthe Tabor’s hallmarks as an agent are diligence, tenacity, decency and smarts. She prides herself on bringing dignity to the business of real estate. Clients rely on her as a calm and tireless guide navigating the ever-changing and often confusing New York real estate market to achieve their property dreams. Xanthe is committed to the highest level of customer service and cherishes the opportunity she has to share in the happiness clients feel when they get that first offer or finally find their dream home. With her strategic and aggressive approach to anticipating client needs, she is able to make the process of buying and selling as stress-free as possible. Here is what some past clients had to say:

“To describe Xanthe in two words: simply amazing! As a person, kind hearted. Throughout the whole process, she delivered, she did her job, she did it with a smile, and she did it fast. When I want to upgrade to a new place, Xanthe will be the only person I contact”. - Troy W.

“Thanks to you, Troy is in heaven!” - Troy’s mom

“Xanthe was absolutely wonderful to work with on my relocation to New York. She intuitively understood my needs, explained the process, and – most importantly – found great properties for me to look at. I would recommend her to anyone.” – James F.

“I was close to quitting my real estate search when Xanthe began to help me out. Xanthe guided me through the process with patience and care. It was clear to me from the get-go that Xanthe was not in it for the fee, but that she was truly interested in finding a place that suited me best. Within a few days of beginning my search with Xanthe, I felt exponentially more at ease. Together we were able to find a lovely place on the Upper East Side. I would highly recommend Xanthe to anyone!” – Jordan R.

Before coming to Halstead, Xanthe enjoyed a successful career as a literary agent at William Morris, working with some of the most popular and acclaimed writers of our time. Xanthe has lived in the Village since 1991, where she came to study theater at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. She has never lost the passion for the city she felt as a child in 1978, visiting Central Park for the first time. When all her clients are happy, Xanthe can be found studying yoga, in theater audiences, lingering in bookstores, composting at the Union Square Greenmarket, and tooling around town on her bicycle.