Ed Hunt has experience managing real estate transactions in New York City?s Murray Hill, Beekman Place, Mid-town East, East-West Village, Chelsea, Upper East Side and Southampton. He?s frequently tapped by homeowners to interior design, staging, photography, and customers rely on his aesthetic sensibilities to create the best presentation of their properties and facilitate the sales process. Ed brings an exceptional level of business savvy, customer service, and sophistication to his profession and he applies these valuable capabilities to his one-on-one work with clients to find their perfect home and maximize their real estate experience. Additionally, Ed possesses strong financial and negotiation skills and he?s been crunching numbers and negotiating multi-million-dollar contracts for over two decades to ensure his clients? financial and personal interests are protected. He completely understands the intricacies involved in a purchase, sale, and rental, as he does the importance of full-service brokerage assistance. Ed?s track record has been selling his listings all over asking price and way below the Manhattan average days on market. He has already sold over $5.5 million and climbing in the first six months for 2015. In addition to his real estate job he is a trainer at KWNYC for Customer Relationship Management, a Technology liaison and enthusiasts assisting KWNYC in building new technology vendor relationships to help all agents continue to streamline their business, ease the customer experience and save time and money for his colleagues. Earlier in his career, Ed held operations, technology, finance, and project management roles for top Fortune 500 and consulting firms. Originally from Milford, CT, he holds a BS degree with a double major in Accounting/Technology, Business Administration from Charter Oak State College in New Britain, CT. Ed has lived in New York City for the past 17 years and has called the Financial District, Murray Hill, Beekman Place, Southampton and now the Upper East Side home. His personal interests include architecture, interior design projects, art, photography, entertaining, summers in the Hampton's, and spending quality time with his family. He also finds great joy in volunteering for the non-profit organization iMentor, which helps prepare high school students in low-income neighborhoods for college. Ed was the receipt of the Keller Williams NYC Team Player of the Year Award 2015.