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Nikichina joins Broadway Realty

Tatiana Nikichina has joined Broadway Realty after working as vice president and manager of Moscow Sotheby's International Realty and at Sotheby's International Realty's Manhattan brokerage. Nikichina worked in both brokerage and management capacities at Sotheby's. She also enjoyed great success as a broker specialist in the marketing and sale of residential real estate throughout the South of France. In Manhattan, she specializes in the sale and lease of fine residential townhouses and cooperative and condominium apartments. Accomplished in the sale of exceptional residences worldwide, she is highly regarded both by her international clientele and industry peers for her expertise in marketing, valuation and negotiation. She possesses the cultural understanding required for a broker to succeed in a truly global market. She is privileged to include among her clientele a variety of Russian, French and other international families from the worlds of technology, finance, real estate and the entertainment industry. Her enthusiasm is exceeded only by her discretion, professionalism and dedication to advocating on behalf of the interests of her clients. A graduate of Moscow State University, where she earned an advanced degree in International Economics, she continued her post-graduate education at the Université Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, where she was awarded an additional graduate degree in economics. A gifted linguist, she is fluent in English, French, Russian and Serbian.
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