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Posted: April 20, 2021
2021 Ones to Watch: Shai Egison, Alpha Realty
Name: Shai Egison
Title: Senior Associate
Company Name: Alpha Realty
What recent project, transaction or accomplishment are you most proud of?
The most recent transaction I am proud of is 78-80 Christopher St., which proved a few important methods that are required in order to be a successful real estate sales investment broker. 1. Follow up and stay connected with your connections constantly 2. Know your market and who your buyers are, what they own and what they are looking to buy 3. The “meet of minds” which describe the ultimate team work I have with Lev Mavashev, our principal broker at Alpha Realty who’s a real powerbroker and a master in executing deals.
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