About Brian K. Lewis

"...the most inventive video advertisements the real estate world has ever seen." Top 0.001% Of Producing Agents in NYC USA Wall Street Top 10 Most Innovative Agents in America Inman Brian's Movie Tours Scroll down for more More Movie Tours Here! Brian's Background Consistently regarded as one of NYCs and Americas topped ranked closers, Brians stand-out marketing is effective, creative, and elegant. An industry leader since 1999, Brians get-it-done-right approach brings lucrative, hassle-free for his clients. Known nationally and internationally for his impactful property movie tours, Brians multi-media and social approach regularly in top-tier closings for his clients from $42,000,000 to $750,000 from Manhattan to Brooklyn in condos and cooperatives and in townhouses, lofts, and luxury apartments. Skilled at stand-out negotiations and well-regarded for his industry and community leadership, Brian loyally and lovingly serves his buyers and sellers. Sought out for his straight-forward, -driven, fun approach, Brian is a frequent on-air expert for NBC, PBS, CBS, FOX, CNN, CNBC, and is regularly sourced for his market insights by the NY Times, Wall Street , NY Magazine, Financial Times, NY Post. A native Virginian raised in North Carolina and Georgia Brian graduated with a BA from William Mary (Government and Theatre) and then high-tailed it to NYC to train as an actor with Uta Hagen. While pursuing TV, theatre, and film roles, Brian enjoyed the luxury service training he received from the Four Seasons and Ritz Carlton Hotels. A proud married Dad of two wonderful daughters, Brian appreciates the life and adventures NYC has allowed him to create. A Manhattan homeowner himself, Brian loves opening new worlds for his clients helping everyone find the place where they can thrive. Notable Sales Scroll down more 157 W57 #77 Sold $42M 520 Park Ave #25th Floor Sold $21.029M 176 Perry Street 12S sold $16M 21 W95 Sold $11.6M 230 W56 #60A sold $8.95M 450 E52 #5 sold $8.5M 12 E88 #4A sold $8.1M 22 Charlton Street sold $6.25M 65 Pineapple Street-Brooklyn sold $5.2M 435 E52 #7A1 Sold $5.25M 27 W72 PHC sold $4.995M 200WEA PHAN sold $4.995M 180 RSD 7A Sold $4.25M 230 W56 67B sold $4.85M 442 Union Street sold $4.25M 262 CPW 4C sold $4.125M 21 SEA 408-409 sold $3.725M 142 W26 11th fl- sold $3.995M 50 CPW 7C -sold $3.995M 350 E82 PHCD Sold $3.95M 118 W79 PHC Sold $$3.825M 12 W17 #9-Sold $3.898M 118 W79 PHC sold $3.825M 230 CPW 6AB-Sold $3.695M 459 Washing St 2S-Sold $3.625M 540 W49 PH1N -Sold $3.575M 330 Spring Street #6AB-Sold $3.5M 455 CPW 22A- Sold $3.495M 440 RSD Duplex1 Sold $3.45M 39 N Moore 2A Sold $2.995M 116Willoughby-TH Brooklyn $2.9M 110 Third 7C sold $2.7M 320 E72 8B sold $2.771M 1 Irving U15A sold $2.525M 42 W9 19 Sold $2.5M 145 Park Place-Brooklyn PH8D Sold $2.5M 1365 Madison 3E Sold $2.45M 525 E80 2A sold $2.346M 165 Diamond Street-Brooklyn-$2.1M 340 E64 2G Sold $1.995M 150 Thompson Street 4B sold $1.9M 200 E94 308 sold $1.895M 325 E41 PH1 sold $1.65M 45 FIFTH 3C Sold $817.5K Press Mentions Scroll down more Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn Kiplinger: 15 Home Features Today's Buyers Want Most The Wall Street : Combining Apartments Isnt Easy. But for Homeowners Short on Space, Its Worth It. The Real Deal: For Compass agents who invested, IPO is watershed moment BrickUnderground: Smile! Sellers may be watching that open house on their nanny cam BrickUnderground: Brokers channel tv's 'Odd Couple' to sell actress Carole Shelley's condo New York Times: Homes That Sold for Around $1.25 Million Slate: A Washer Dryer Is a Social Distancing Dream Machine Streeteasy: Agent Brian Lewis Shares His Tips Great Video Tours BrickUnderground: Here are 6 NYC rentals with a yard, balcony, roof deck, or terrace BrickUnderground: The pandemic reduced my paycheck. Can I still rent a new apartment in NYC? BrickUnderground: Reality check: How to make your NYC real estate listing not sound insensitive 6sqft: How the coronavirus is affecting New York City real estate The Real Deal: Coronavirus slams into Manhattans home-listing season The Real Deal: The Daily Dirt: Stuy Town tenants are suing Blackstone to stop summer rent hikes Real Estate Weekly: Done Deals: At Home on Billionaires Row Financial Times: How the Upper West Side escaped Manhattans falling property prices Real Estate Weekly: Done Deals: Social conscience Real Estate Weekly: Done Deals: Ready for Transformation 6sqft: For $2.4M, this classic pre-war condo in Midtown is dressed to impress Mansion Global: Full-Floor Condo Overlooking New Yorks Central Park Medium: Talking Manhattan | Brian Lewis of Fox Business : Theres a twist this fall in the housing market when it comes to bidding wars The Real Deal: Keeping up with condos: How co-ops are closing the amenity gap Mansion Global: a Safer Bet in a Tough Luxury Market, Consider the Penthouse Business Insider: 13 luxury real-estate agents reveal what it's really like working with millionaire and billionaire clients Patch: 10 Local Agents Teams Rank in REAL Trends The Thousand Business Insider: The 13 biggest mistakes people make when buying a home, according to real-estate agents Business Insider: The 9 biggest mistakes people make when they try to sell their homes, according to real-estate agents My SA: 17 real-estate agents reveal the worst parts of their jobs, from the lack of steady income to being on 24/7 The Real: Brokers in cabs: An interview with Brian Lewis Fox Business : Real estate broker @Brian_K_Lewis explains why more home buyers are avoiding certain states Mansion Global: New Loft Penthouse in Manhattan With a Rooftop Pool and Two-Tiered Terrace Fancy Pants Homes: This Stunning $15.5M Flatiron Penthouse Comes with its own Private Sky Yard and Rooftop Pool OFFTHEMRKT: 5 Houses Not To Miss This Weekend 6sqft: The massive roof deck at this $15.5M Flatiron penthouse has a 20-foot pool and full bar The Real Deal: Locking and loading Real Estate Weekly: Done Deals The Real Deal: Relaxing the rules: Millennial buyers are prompting some co-op boards to loosen up Habitat: Co-ops Are Opening Up to Millennials Forbes: How Millennials Are Influencing Co-Op Boards Forbes: Selling A House In A Buyer's Market? Here's How To Stay Competitive Yahoo: 8 Features That Will Sell Your Home Faster Brokers Weekly: November 28th, 2018 Curbed: What $8,000 rents in NYC right now Real Estate Weekly: Done Deals: Textbook trade Lewis The Real Deal: and Elliman brokers are teaming up to move three units in Superior Ink Brick Underground: You're moving? The reasons why people decide to sell their luxury New York City apartments Brick Underground: Not using Instagram to sell your apartment? #youprobablyshouldbe Brick Underground: This stunning Union Square penthouse comes with a private rooftop pool NBC: New York Brownstoner: Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate : From Modest Wood Frame to Lavish Mansion Yahoo: Many Millenials Say 'Fear Missing Out' Behind Home Buying Decision Real Estate Weekly: DONE DEALS: New folk at White Mansion Global: Manhattan Penthouse With 4,000-Square-Foot Roof Deck Hits Market $17M The Real Deal: Inside recruiting machine Mansion Global: The Mirror Has Two Faces Filming Spot $2.895 Million The Real: Sealing deals and taking names Wall Street : Estate Sales Are Cool Again The Real Deal: Estate sales are finding new life with millennial buyers NYC STRETCH: Combining Your Home With Your Neighbors Cheddar TV Interview: How To Win Bidding Wars Brick Underground: 5 ways to tell if the NYC apartment you want to buy is about to get hit with an assessment Brick Underground: How to arrange to stay in your NYC apartment temporarily after you sell it Brick Underground: It's still possible to buy a three-bedroom apartment in Manhattan under $1 million Top Ten Real Estate Deals: Weekly Ten Best Home Deals Real Trends: 2020 Individual Rankings By Volume News Week: America's Best Realtors 2020