Meet Susan


founder

I know well the joys and challenges of finding the right waterfront home.

I live and work in a waterfront community, Greenwich, CT, a town just 25 miles from New York City, with 32 miles of shoreline on Long Island Sound. I am an agent with Sotheby’s International Realty. My educational background is largely quantitative with a degree in mechanical engineering and an MBA. My professional background as a television network news producer lends itself to the visual aspects and deadline-oriented business of real estate. But, most importantly, I understand real estate is personal, it’s about my clients, and a major investment they want to call home.

From Family Experience to Expertise

I have significant experience representing clients searching for waterfront properties. Specific local knowledge, as well as waterfront expertise is essential when investing in waterfront real estate. The idea to create Waterfront Concierge came to me when our family fell in love with lakefront living, and talked of owning a lake house one day. Any state in the northeast, with a preference to be within a few hours of New York City was the goal. While flexibility is great, it presented a daunting number of options.

The goal of Waterfront Concierge, with the support of an incredible network of Sotheby’s International Realty agents, is to do the legwork for buyers. These agents have sold hundreds of waterfront properties all over the northeast and are experts in their area.

Beyond Real Estate

I graduated from Tufts University, then received my MBA from Columbia Business School. In an unlikely next move, I found work I loved at NBC news, working as a producer for TODAY and Nightly News. I moved to Greenwich 25 years ago with my husband, to raise our 2 sons and a daughter. Again, I have found work I love, with Sotheby’s International Realty in Greenwich and am proud to be associated with these seasoned agents who love where they live and work and are waterfront experts.

 

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