Margaret H. Bay

Margaret Bay is an accomplished real estate broker who has excelled in the business for nearly 35 years. She began at a small firm learning the ins and outs of the industry from the ground up, and has since been associated with the citys leading brokerage firms. Margaret joined Brown Harris Stevens in 2005. She is a consistent top producer and award winner who has represented a discerning clientele in all neighborhoods of Manhattan. Margaret knows the citys blocks, buildings and builders intimately. More importantly, she understands the unique needs of her clients, and helps them in every way to make one of the most important financial and personal decisions of their lives. When purchasing or selling a home, whether a luxury co-op, condo, new construction or historic townhouse, Margaret provides the ultimate level of service, honesty and integrity. Her loyal clientele have rewarded her excellence with ongoing repeat and referral business, the greatest measure of her success. Unparalleled expertise and results are why high-profile clients seek Margaret as their broker. She has found chairmen of major corporations short and long-term residences, served royalty and celebrities with utmost diplomacy and discretion; and capitalized on her extensive travel to create a great comfort level for her international clients. Her reputation as a consummate professional has resulted in longstanding relationships with some of the worlds most sophisticated and demanding clients including captains of industry. Margaret was also the first broker to take on a hotel to market long-term leases, which led her to become the exclusive broker of The Waldorf Towers, the private residences of the Waldorf=Astoria, for over 22 years and leased over 650 apartments. She has guest lectured at Cornell Universitys School of Hotel Management on residential leasing of hotel apartments and co-branding. Prior to real estate, Margaret worked in the marketing department of Proctor and Gambles medical products division; and as a registered nurse, she conducted research on pain management at Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York City.