EILEEN FOY Real Estate Agent

Award-Winning Broker, Eileen Foy has created a tremendous following from previous clients as well as new buyers and sellers. The level of trust, experience and expertise has made her the "go to" broker in NYC'S most elite buildings. Clients can rest assured that they’ve not only retained the services of a consummate real estate professional with more than two decades of proven success, but a trustworthy ally who will protect their best interests and ensure a smooth deal.

Knowledgeable, focused and dedicated to your unique needs, Eileen boasts more than 20 years of sales experience, and is often praised for her “never give up” approach to finding and selling prized properties. Whether the task involves the purchase of a luxury apartment or sale of an historic townhouse, this consistent top-producing residential specialist gives her full attention to making the process seamless and being available for clients every step of the way.

“People believe in me because I truly care about fulfilling their needs,” says Eileen, who has no hidden agendas. “I just let them talk, listening intently without interjecting my own views unless requested. This inspires people to freely discuss what they want and come to their own decisions without pressure.” Eileen’s open communication policy also includes the thorough education she provides on the market and on their transaction so there are never any surprises. It’s no wonder she is constantly rewarded with referrals and repeat business from her loyal, satisfied clientele.

Prior to becoming a consistent award-winning real estate expert in Manhattan, where she has earned status for her outstanding performance as Top Broker of the Month, Chairman’s Award winner and a Top 10 Broker at Douglas Elliman, native Long Islander Eileen began her illustrious real estate career out in Southampton. An East Side resident for more than 20 years, she adores the energy and diversity of the city, and enjoys the part she plays in helping customers settle into the neighborhood and home they were meant for.

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