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Saroop joins Brown Harris Stevens

Brown Harris Stevens, the exclusive affiliate of Christie's International Real Estate, revealed that Anisa Saroop, a respected and highly effective agent, has joined its flagship office as a licensed associate real estate broker. She comes to the firm with more than a decade of experience representing a vast selection of New York City's most coveted addresses, including apartments, condos and cooperatives. Prior to joining Brown Harris Stevens, Saroop was a valued real estate professional with The Corcoran Group. Throughout her career, which spans more than eleven years, Saroop has developed an exceptional sales portfolio and a loyal client base by consistently not only meeting but exceeding her clients' expectations. At Corcoran, Saroop was named the Manhattan Top Sales Agent of the Month twice and was honored in the firm's Multi-Million Dollar Club. "Anisa has differentiated herself as a top-producing broker who devotes her complete attention to each and every client with whom she works," stated Hall F. Willkie, president, Brown Harris Stevens. "Her honest and open relationships with her clients translate into seamless sales, and we are certain she will be an incredible asset to the firm." Saroop holds a degree from the State University of New York at Albany. She is an active member of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), Amnesty International, and God's Love We Deliver.
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