Cathy Franklin

Verified Real Estate Agent

Company

Corcoran

Network

Corcoran

Location

New York, New York

Country

US

Zip Code

10022

Average Home Price

$16,816,794

Latest Volume

$605,404,597

Latest Transactions

36.00

About

Cathy Franklin is a nationally recognized leading real estate agent located in New York, NY. Cathy is a part of Corcoran and an affiliate of the Corcoran brand. Cathy primarily serves clients in NY.

RealTrends is proud to recognize Cathy Franklin on the 2023 RealTrends + Tom Ferry The Thousand, a program showcasing the top 1,000 agents and teams in the United States – as published in The Wall Street Journal.

Franklin is in the top 0.0008% of agents in the United States for residential sales volume, with a rank of 12 on the 2023 RealTrends + Tom Ferry The Thousand.

Cathy Franklin is featured on the 2023 America's Best list for exemplary sales production in 2022. Cathy Franklin ranked 3 in the state of NY for residential sales volume – with volume of $605,404,597.

This year RealTrends chose 50 cities to rank agents and teams in – New York was one of the cities chosen in this new ranking program. Franklin ranked 2 in New York, NY for residential sales volume as an individual agent.

RealTrends Verified Performance

Based On 2023 Sales Data

Sides

36.00

Volume

$605,404,597

National Sides Rank

N/A

National Volume Rank

12

State Sides Rank

N/A

State Volume Rank

3

City Sides Rank

N/A

City Volume Rank

2

Awards

The Thousand by VolumeAmerica's Best by Volume

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Real Estate News

Houses-Neighborhoods, Single Family, 3
Off-the-grid deals: Distressed property trends and market insights HW+

In a supply-constrained housing market, securing deals at foreclosure auctions has become increasingly challenging, but opportunities remain in less popular areas. Florida-based real estate investor Paul Lizell targets distressed bank-owned properties in states with declining populations, emphasizing the market dependency of such investments. Nationwide, foreclosure auction volumes are still below pre-pandemic levels, though prices are rising due to heightened competition. Meanwhile, some investors, like those in Atlanta, are willing to take losses to keep their crews busy, highlighting the diverse strategies in this evolving market.

Housing Market News

Houses-Neighborhoods, Single Family, 17
Private equity and insurance companies piling into residential mortgages HW+

After two years of limited demand, private equity and insurance companies are increasing their allocations to single-family residential mortgages. Strengthening macro factors, favorable capital treatment, and innovative market platforms are driving this renewed interest, resulting in tighter credit spreads, higher prices, and a surge in new originations. As other loan products face increased risks, residential mortgages are emerging as a strategic imperative for growth-oriented institutions.