As a luxury goods professional with twenty-five years of business experience in New York, Martha Kramer moved from an accomplished career in high end luxury products to the world of Manhattan real estate. For the seller, she possesses the marketing skills to maximize results, and for the buyer, a discerning eye for the best available property. Ms. Kramer had the distinction of being the top producing broker at her previous firm. Martha Kramer joined Brown Harris Stevens in 2009. Her outstanding professionalism and her comprehensive knowledge of Manhattans apartment buildings and townhouses have proven to be enormous assets in the service she gives to both sellers and buyers. Her clients receive the highest degree of personalized service. Her prior experience in the luxury sector has served her well in negotiating the best scenario for each client. She is extremely attentive and no detail is overlooked. She works closely with each client and this has resulted in a strong base of referrals from satisfied clients. Ms. Kramer has completed the high level Advanced Graduate Designation Course called New York Residential Specialist (NYRS). The course is aimed toward advanced brokers who are interested in raising the bar in knowledge and professionalism in the New York City residential real estate market. It focuses on leadership development, professionalism and ethics. Martha was one of the first brokers to complete the course and receive the esteemed NYRS accreditation from The Real Estate Board of New York. Ms. Kramer is a long time resident of Manhattan. She moved here to attend Barnard College and after graduation she stayed on permanently. She in involved in The Dream Team at Memorial Sloane Kettering, the Central Park Conservancy. She lives with her husband on the Upper East Side. They are passionate about contemporary art and are long time collectors. In the News Martha was quoted in Luxury Listings, September 2014 Marthas sale was featured in The Real Deal, March 4, 2014 An apartment sold by Martha was profiled in the New York Times, February 26, 2014 An apartment Martha sold was the cover story in Architectural Digest, December 2013
