About Kathy Matson

With over 30 years of experience in residential and commercial sales, leasing, and relocation, Kathy Matson has built a stellar reputation in New York’s real estate industry and has become one of the city’s most highly regarded sales professionals. Whether representing the buyer or the seller, her scrupulous attention to detail, unquestioned integrity, unequaled expertise, and unparalleled level of service on behalf of each of her clients have helped her to create personal connections that last well beyond her closing dates.

As broker/owner of a real estate company built on excellence and known for results, Kathy’s strong relationships with colleagues in all related fields have enabled her to consistently assemble the most effective team of experts necessary for each real estate transaction. By integrating her in-depth knowledge of market conditions with skilled negotiating, she has succeeded in becoming one of Manhattan’s leading specialists in exclusive residential properties.

Kathy is an active member of the Real Estate Board of New York, and her state-of-the- art technology and database are supported by REBNY. In conjunction with her skills, Kathy has become an excellent resource for financial institutions, legal counsel (real estate), and architectural & and design firms. It is client satisfaction that continues to set her apart from the brokerage community.

In addition to her professional interests, Kathy is one of those rare New Yorkers who has developed a fine work/life balance by participating in many of the cultural and community activities for which New York City is known. Her dedication to improving the quality of life in the city includes her membership on the Board of Sutton Area Community, the Real Estate Board of New York’s Residential, SFC, as well as her service on the Board and as Vice President of the Prescott Fund for Children and Youth providing educational grants for the benefit of New York’s disadvantaged youth – all of which further exemplify her ongoing commitment to New York City and its future.