Serena Boardman, a senior vice president at Sotheby’s, and Carrie Chiang, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group

Serena Boardman and Carrie Chiang made the most appearances on The Real Deal’s weekly top agent list during the second half of 2009. The Real Deal’s list tracks the top five real estate agents with the highest priced residential sales each week, based on residential deals filed with the city. The feature began about halfway through the year.

Boardman, a senior vice president at Sotheby’s International Realty, ranked number one, making the list six times, followed by Carrie Chiang, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group, who made the list five times. Boardman’s top sale in the last half of the year, as recorded by The Real Deal was the sale of a $9.75 million townhouse at 12 East 78th Street. Deals recorded during each week do not necessarily reflect current market conditions due to the lag time between when a contract is signed, closes and is recorded with the city. Boardman’s current listings include a massive $75 million mansion at 22 East 71st Street and the high-profile Bernard Madoff penthouse apartment. TRD
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12 East 78th Street (left) and 518 West 134th Street

The most expensive homes to hit the market this week are a condo unit
and a townhouse both listed for $12 million, according to
Streeteasy.com. The five-story townhouse at 12 East 78th Street, which
belongs to Marisa Noel Brown and Matthew Brown, who lost money in
Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme, is listed with Stribling &
Associates and Sotheby’s International Realty. The $12 million condo is
a three-bedroom, two-bath penthouse at 285 Lafayette Street, listed with
Brown Harris Stevens. The least expensive home listed this week is a two-bedroom, one-bath co-op at 518 West 134th
Street. The home is on the market for $237,500 with Realty Networking
services. TRD
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