Susanne Rhow has sold tens of millions of dollars of Manhattan real estate for U.S. and international clients. She has transacted multi-million dollar deals on the East Side, West Side, and downtown, from the most discerning cooperatives to new developments and townhouses. She also helps investors complete complex transactions under tight IRS 1031 deadlines.
Her clients appreciate her ability to listen and quickly understand their tastes and priorities. By previewing every listing before she shows it, she ensures a client's time is never wasted. They often make winning offers sight unseen because they trust Susanne's judgment and taste level. Her spreadsheets and analytical skills make the selling or buying process streamlined, informative, and efficient.
Highly personable yet discreet, Susanne inspires trust and confidence in all her clients. They value her professionalism, superior client service, and her negotiation skills. With a warm and engaging manner, she goes above and beyond expectations to get a listing ready for sale or works tirelessly to successfully negotiate a deal.
Susanne Rhow brings an international business background to her role as a broker. Before joining the real estate industry, Susanne worked for a variety of world-class companies in New York, San Francisco, and Hong Kong. She held senior-level positions at Saks Fifth Avenue, Estee Lauder International, and Sotheby's Auction House. At Sotheby's, as a VP of the Trusts and Estates and the Private Client Group, she worked closely with High-Net-Worth clients, leading Trusts & Estates attorneys, and senior Private Wealth professionals. Therefore, Susanne understands all the nuances of working with executors and beneficiaries when selling estate properties.
Susanne was born in Seoul and had an international upbringing before settling in New York City. She enjoys traveling with her husband, a WSJ editor, and their high school daughter, who attends The Spence School.
Susanne graduated from Stuyvesant High School and Georgetown University, with additional studies at La Sorbonne in Paris and Sotheby's Institute of Art in London.
Licensed as Susanne Karmin
