These Top Agents Share Their Favorite Gifts To Give
With the Holiday season quickly upon us, it’s time to make your list and check it twice. We asked several of the top-agents to share this year’s go-to client gifts, and have listed them below.
Top-seller Lisa K. Lippman loves her cold brew, especially when it is locally brewed in Brooklyn. She will be gifting this to her clients this year because who doesn’t need a little more caffeine?
Joanne Greene and Nada Rizk will be gifting subscriptions to Master this year. With the winter ahead of us and heeding encouragement to limit in-person interactions, an online class is a great option.
18-year industry veteran Scott Harris will be gifting his clients a local favorite, long-lasting fresh flowers from Rosebox. Based in Manhattan, this is the perfect gift for New Yorkers who are looking to support small businesses during this holiday season.
Lisa Lippman also gifts the annual Zagat’s guide. Whether ordering in or enjoying outdoor dining, her clients love this iconic review of the city’s favorite delicacies.
Also on the menu, NYC native Matthew Cohen will be gifting clients gift cards to his favorite restaurant in their neighborhoods. This often introduces a neighbor to a restaurant that is new to them and is sure to be a go-to for the years to come.
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