Eirik Gislason

Eirik has excelled in residential real estate in New York City for 15 years as a Salesperson, Trainer, Mentor, Coach, Manager, and Director of Sales. His expertise and experience in collaborative negotiation, deal management, and conflict resolution, as well as his industry knowledge and reputation as both a sales director and agent provide Eirik with a very unique and valuable perspective, skillset and resume.

As a writer and author of the real estate blog, Unreal Estate, Eirik informs the industry and public on various aspects of the real estate market and process, and he has been featured and quoted in articles in The New York Times, The Real Deal, Curbed and Brick Underground.

Eirik is originally from Minnesota and a proud graduate of St. Olaf College. He lives in Jackson Heights, Queens with his wife and two daughters where he serves as co-Chair of Friends of Diversity Plaza, a member of the Real Estate Board of New York’s Rental Committee and Queens Committee, a member of NYRAC+ and a board member of the St. Olaf College Alumni Board of Directors. Eirik has been recognized for his community service and activism with a citation from the New York City Council, and he is a proud recipient of the JHBG “Good Neighbor” Award.

Awards: Winner, World's Best Dad (2012-2015, 2017, 2019-2021)