Piquet Realty, a real estate firm with connections to the Brazilian investment community, has hired Emir Bahadir as a licensed real estate associate in New York. In his new role, Bahadir will focus on luxury property sales.
Bahadir joins Piquet Realty with a strong background in luxury real estate, hailing from a family that operates one of the oldest and most established real estate companies in Turkey. He has acquired four generations of property, development and construction knowledge.
"Emir is worldly, well-traveled and well-educated," said Daniel Messing, principal broker for Piquet Realty New York. "It is rare to find anyone with a more naturally-ingrained understanding of real estate. He will be a tremendous asset to our growing firm."
Cristiano Piquet, Chief Executive Officer at Piquet Realty added, "We are excited to add another knowledgeable broker to Piquet Realty in New York. We were so impressed with Emir's eye for luxury and his ability to bring the right parties together, that it is just a natural fit."
Bahadir was educated at the prestigious American School in Switzerland, and ultimately earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in technology management and business management from New York University. He spent his years in New York City exploring the city's finest properties, dining institutions and learning the heartbeat of this important city. An avid art collector, Bahadir has an eye for design, culture and an inherent skill-set for discovering the bet of residential and commercial real estate.
Aside from his work in real estate, Bahadir is a shareholder at Magnises, a VIP membership-only community focusing on enhancing the social lives of it New York City members.
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