KATHLEEN M. SLOANE, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

Kathy Sloane has enjoyed decades of success with Brown Harris Stevens, and a respected reputation as both a top producer with the firm and a leading Manhattan broker. Kathy sits in an elite group of real estate experts, having orchestrated record-breaking sales in the city’s most luxurious buildings. She has successfully serviced the needs of a diverse clientele that has included prominent celebrities such as Robert Redford, Diane Sawyer, Martha Stewart and others, as well as music icons, major publishers and business legends; plus Kathy is the only broker in the country who has found homes for a sitting U.S. President, securing residences for the Clintons in both Chappaqua, NY and Washington, DC, which was truly her highest honor.

To date, this consummate real estate professional has sold well over $1 billion in New York real estate, with this year among her best with $125 million in closings so far as of mid-2015. She has demonstrated her expertise in every Manhattan neighborhood and price point, selling properties ranging from a $150,000 garden studio to a $70 million co-op. Kathy is the broker specialist appointed to 998 Fifth Avenue and 2 East 67th, managed by Brown Harris Stevens. She was also named the exclusive broker for 823 Park Avenue, a boutique pre-war condominium of 11 full-floor residences where she has achieved unprecedented sales prices in excess of $90 million.

Her proven track record is a testament to Kathy’s unparalleled skill in matching discerning buyers with their ideal properties. She is further known for her precision board package preparation that has gotten buyers approved in an incredible eight days by major co-op boards, and for her ingenious marketing strategies that have commanded unprecedented prices for sellers.

With international buyers comprising an increasingly substantial part of her client base, Kathy takes full advantage of the extensive resources at Brown Harris Stevens and its exclusive affiliation with Christie's Great Estates. Through this most prestigious network dedicated to the marketing and sale of important properties worldwide, she has secured the finest homes for clients in New York City and locations around the globe.

Kathy is fluent in French, and holds a B.A. in Philosophy from Wheaton College. She joined Brown Harris Stevens in 1986 and is an active member of The Real Estate Board of New York. Residing on Central Park, Kathy makes extensive use of the park for recreational activities. Plus she maintains a home in Beaverkill Valley in the Catskills, a project she helped create with Larry Rockefeller, its founder. Kathy is a trustee of The Roosevelt Library in Hyde Park, New York, and was integral in the creation of the Louis Kahn FDR Memorial in Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island.

Live and Streaming Performances by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra

Kathy Sloane joined New York City’s Brown Harris Stevens as a real estate broker in 1986. In this position, she has helped a number of notable clients find their ideal homes. When she is not engaged in real estate transactions, Kathy Sloane supports local charities and arts groups, such as the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.

Located in New York City, the Grammy Award-winning Orpheus Chamber Orchestra has established a unique reputation for innovative collaboration, allowing classical chamber musicians to interpret various scores rather than follow the direction of a conductor. The Orpheus Chamber Orchestra provides patrons with a number of live and online musical events. On October 27, 2016, the orchestra’s Christian Zacharias will perform Beethoven’s Quintet for Piano and Winds in E flat major on the Perelman Stage in Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall. Pianist Fazil Say will play at the same location on December 3.

The orchestra is not relegated to New York City performances, however, and often goes on the road. On December 1, the Orpheus on Tour program will visit the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts in Greenvale, New York. Individuals who cannot attend a performance may be able to stream the event at a later date at www.orpheusnyc.org. The website also provides further information on upcoming shows and on ways to support the orchestra.