Ian Slater
Revenue
15 Hudson Yards #PH88A: $29,500,000
9 Morgan Hill Way, Southampton: $18,000,000
150 Charles St. #8AS: $17,750,000
29 West 75th Street: $12,000,000
Select New Developments
570 Broome Street, $140,000,000 sellout
208 Delancey Street, $100,000,000 sellout
Press
Brickunderground: Manhattan co-op and condo deals increase for the first time in two years
The New York Times: Elite Homes in Manhattan and Greenwich, Connecticut
BrickUnderground: Seller financing: To get deals done, some owners give loans to buyers. Here's how it works
The Luxury Life Style Magazine: N.Y.C. HOMES VALUED AT $20 MILLION AND ABOVE EXPERIENCE 300% SURGE IN SALES
Robb Report: Menswear Mogul Mortimer Levitt’s Manhattan Townhouse Hits the Market for $12.5 Million
Robb Report: Sales of N.Y.C. Homes Worth $20 Million and Above Have Surged 300% This Year
WSJ: The Multimillion-Dollar Condo Fit the Bill—But It Was the Faux Plants That Sold It
BrickUnderground: How to sell faster in a slow NYC sales market
The Daily Beast: Even NYC Real Estate Brokers Think Fees Have Gotten Bonkers
CNBC: Manhattan Apartment Sales Plunge in Fourth Quarter
The Hollywood Reporter: Top Real Estate Agents Honored
The New York Times: Elite Homes In Greater New York
The New York Post: Old NYC Mansion Re-Lists with $9M Discount
Ian and Trove have consistently outperformed clients' expectations with a data-driven approach to sales and rentals, resulting in building sales records in multiple condominiums and cooperatives across Manhattan. An unequaled understanding of the market, diligent approach, and trustworthiness has led to a loyal network of top-tier clientele, including international CEOs, celebrities, royalty, entrepreneurs, and investors.
Ian has been a real estate advisor since 2013, and has sold in excess of $1B of real estate across hundreds of transactions. He has sold across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and The Hamptons, and holds significant experience in condominiums, cooperatives, townhouses, rentals, and new construction, as well as off-market equity deals. In addition to this, Ian is himself a multifamily investor, and understands legal, financial, and management nuances of ownership. He is frequently quoted in the press for his input on the market, often in the New York Times, WSJ, FT, Bloomberg, or The Real Deal.
Ian, a resident of Greenwich Village and Bellport, studied at Brown University, where he was the captain of the Varsity Swim Team.