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Fusco joins Warburg Realty

New York, NY According to Warburg Realty, Mary Anne Fusco has joined the 120-year old firm’s 654 Madison Ave. flagship office. Having handled over $500 million in sales throughout her 18 years in residential real estate, Fusco is a highly regarded industry leader with a proven track record of over 1,500 real estate transactions across New York City. “Warburg is delighted to welcome Mary Anne, one of Manhattan’s great brokers, to our 654 Madison office,” said Frederick Peters. “In her commitment to managing every detail of her client interactions with the utmost integrity and professionalism, she is a perfect fit for our brand.” As a member of the Master Sales Society, Fusco is ranked in the top 1% of real estate agents nationwide. With profound industry knowledge and a deep understanding of the transaction process, she professionally and gracefully guides her clients from start to finish, always putting their best interests first. “It is indeed a pleasure to join the Warburg family,” said Fusco. “Their exemplary professional service, core values, and dedication to put the interests of their clients first are a perfect match to the model in which I have been engaged in real estate for the last 18 years. I look forward to a wonderful relationship with my new colleagues and friends.” Fusco is a longtime resident of the Upper East Side. Prior to her career in real estate, she owned and operated several successful businesses in addition to being a high school and college English instructor. She is actively involved with many organizations including the Knights and Ladies of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, Ladies of Charity, the Women's Guild of St. Francis Hospital, The 3 West Club and the Columbus Citizens Foundation. Now in it’s 15th year, she also runs a successful annual coat drive that has helped over 13,000 New Yorkers in need.
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