Manhattan + Brooklyn
Frank Suriano represents motivated buyers and sellers across Manhattan and Brooklyn — co-ops, condos, townhouses, and the occasional loft worth a serious look.
Discovery, pricing, building access, negotiation — Frank handles all four, in that order.
Before anything is priced or shown, Frank gets clear on your timeline, your budget or bottom line, and what a good outcome looks like.
Before pricing or showings
Every number starts with recent closings on comparable lines, adjusted for floor, light, and condition. Buyers learn what to offer; sellers set an ask that holds up.
Same-day read
Sellers reach serious buyers first; buyers hear about the right co-op or condo early. Both come from Frank's direct work with the buildings and listing agents that matter.
Co-ops · Condos · Townhouses
The person who ran the comps and read the board is the person at the table — one point of contact from first conversation to close.
No handoffs
“What has always stood out about Frank is that he approaches every transaction like a true advisor, not just a broker… After four successful transactions together, there is nobody else we would trust with our real estate needs.”
“Professional, responsive, and a total expert at navigating the madness of the city's real estate market. Frank worked through the December holidays to make sure the condo board application was completed, submitted and approved at an extremely quick pace.”
“He steered us away from a building that would not have been a good fit for our family, but we were blinded at the time due to some amenities.”
Buyers, sellers, and the long months between — all run by Frank himself.
Frank reads the board and financials, then tells you what a place is worth before you offer.
Priced from recent closings on comparable lines, then launched to the buyers and the agents most likely to act on a listing like yours.
Board package, attorneys, the long week before closing — Frank stays on it, so nothing stalls.
Tell Frank what you’re weighing. He’ll give you a clear read on price, timing, and next steps across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Frank replies himself. No assistant handoff.
15+ years in NYC · Co-ops, condos, townhouses · Manhattan + Brooklyn
A Manhattan purchase is not just a search. It is a sequence of decisions about financing, building quality, offer strength, board risk, closing costs, and resale.
Board approval starts before the package. Buyers need clean finances, a coherent story, and a building choice that fits their profile.
Pricing is not a neighborhood average. It is a read on the building, line, condition, buyer pool, competing inventory, and launch timing.
