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Posted: June 21, 2016
2016 Women in Real Estate: Allyson Bowen
Allyson Bowen, Savills-StudleyName: Allyson Bowen
Title:Senior Managing Director
Company Name: Savills Studley
Email: [email protected]
Years in real estate:12
How did you get your start in real estate? As a broker at Studley
What real estate associations or organizations are you a member of? Co-chair and Founder of the Yale Alumni Real Estate Association (Yale AREA), REBNY, CREW New York
Telephone: 212-326-8620
What recent project or transaction are you most proud of?
Negotiating the relocation of Nike’s East Coast offices and showrooms from 111 Eighth Ave. to 150,000 s/f in the base of Durst’s new development at 855 Sixth Ave.
What time management strategies do you find to be the most effective for you?
When I was growing up my mom always said “Once begun, half done.” I find that is as relevant now in tackling a tough project at work as it was for cleaning up my room. So much so that I have it on a sticky note hanging above my desk in the office.
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