Andrew Feldman Joins Corcoran
Andrew Feldman
The Corcoran Group, announced today that Andrew Feldman is joining the firm. Feldman will be affiliated with Corcoran's East Side office on Madison Avenue, led by Senior Managing Directors Helen Monti and Tim Rettaliata.
Feldman, who joins Corcoran from Compass, has over twenty years of extensive experience in the real estate industry. Having started his career in the commercial sector before shifting to residential and new development sales, he has achieved over $500M in lifetime transactions. Whether working with buyers or sellers, Feldman uses his keen negotiation skills to ensure his clients always receive the best deal. Always interested in going beyond, Feldman also leads the charge in adopting new industry technology to grow his business and service his clients.
"Andrew has been an agent we've had our eye on for a long time, and we're thrilled to finally bring him on board," said Monti. "With his enthusiasm for new advancements in the industry and big ideas, he has already proven himself to be a great asset to our office."
Feldman remarked on his move, "I joined Corcoran because of the robust technology the brokerage offers its agents and the way agents are set up for success with incredible support from the entire team. Since I walked through the doors, everyone at Corcoran has been warm and welcoming, embracing me as if I were a family member. I'm excited to see what I can accomplish using its valuable tools and resources to push my business to the next level."
Andrew Feldman is a native New Yorker who started his career as a chef. He spends his time trying new restaurants in the city, enjoying the theater and live music, cooking for friends, and volunteering with organizations supporting children with cancer and wounded veterans.
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