William Grant of Brown Harris Stevens
Bill Grant follows a simple business philosophy: he offers quality customer service. “It’s simple. I treat others as I’d like to be treated,” he says. “I would want an agent who listens to my needs, is knowledgeable about the market, represents my interests and who follows through diligently on all aspects of the transaction.”
Bill understands that the whole process of selling or buying a home, especially in Manhattan, can be a stressful and complicated experience. But, he believes it is possible to enjoy the process. His quick sense of humor and personal touch, combined with his professionalism, have produced a large following of satisfied sellers and buyers.
As a resident of Manhattan for over 25 years, Bill shares his extensive knowledge of the city’s different neighborhoods with his many customers. His early interest in 19th century architecture drew him to the historic districts downtown. He became fascinated with the dramatic evolution of areas such as Chelsea, Soho and Tribeca as new construction and loft conversions successfully integrated the old and the new. His varied knowledge of residential real estate allows Bill to also feel comfortable selling properties throughout the city – from studio apartments, lofts to townhouses.
Before joining Brown Harris Stevens, Bill worked for another large Manhattan real estate firm for several years. His other past successful career paths have been as a buyer for Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue and as the Director of Peter Kump’s New York Cooking School. He brings the same professionalism, negotiating skills, and attention to detail to his real estate transactions. Bill Grant is a member of the Real Estate Board of New York and is active in the Greenwich Village Historical Society.
