Corcoran, W. David Branyan, East Side 660 Madison Avenue Realtor, Real Estate Agent, broker, referral, experience, new york, manhattan, brooklyn

W. David Branyan Vice President
Licensed Associate RE Broker
Licensed as W David Branyan

Office: East Side
660 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065

Office: (212) 605-9327
Mobile: (917) 885-6379
Fax: (212) 415-6084
Email: wdb@corcoran.com

"David is Excellent at what he does, as a realtor, and, as an intuitive gentleman!"

— Buyer & Seller

About W. David

David Branyan is a consistent top NRT Sales Associate VP nominated for the Real Estate Board of New York's (REBNY) Deal of The Year. His work was recently described by a bestselling writer client as “Shakespearian,” as many people and situations to overcome are involved in an apartment sale to make it a success, and the events that coincide to bring it to conclusion may enlighten in surprising ways. He is the purveyor of the most historic and beautiful properties in Manhattan, such as the apartments of James Carpenter and Rosario Candela. These special buildings, based on the grand apartment houses of 18th and 19th Century Paris, brought foyerism into New York apartment houses, where all the rooms lead off a foyer and are divided into logical living areas, providing the most beautiful living experience Manhattan has to offer. David is also behind the recent re-discovery of Tudor Park, a cul de sac of charming Gothic buildings and a Park designed Fifth Avenue architect Fredrick French.

Excitement and the wonder of discovery is what David provides in finding the perfect apartment with the qualities to suit his customers many needs. He knows that the value of a good building is in the floor plan, as well as its many histories, from the architects, to the designers, to the people who live there or reside next door. He possess a keen eye for the value of properties, the cost of quality, past and present, whether a buyer seeks a quiet sentinel on Fifth Avenue, or a more flamboyant condominium with all the modern amenities. David's buyers enjoy the same white-glove treatment and devoted personal service as his sellers, as he enlightens both as to the historic value and timelessness of the property's delight. Before distinguishing himself in a roster of projects in the arts as varied as novels, hit Broadway plays and a presidential biography, David specialized in architecture, literature and music at Columbia and Yale Universities. He has been listed in Who's Who in America (Marquis) since 2000.