About
About Nora
Nora at a client’s home in Woodstock
I grew up in Rosendale, sold my first house in Kingston in 2013 and have spent every year since helping people find the right old house, barn or cabin in the valley.
Before real estate I spent eight years restoring furniture, which is still how I look at a house: what is original, what is worth saving and what a buyer will fall for on the first visit.
Licence
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, New York
Brokerage
Northbank Realty, Kingston
Languages
English and French
Member
Hudson Valley Board of Realtors
Why one agent
Twelve years in the valley
2013
Licensed in New York
First sale: a two-bedroom cottage on Pearl Street in Kingston, to a teacher moving up from Queens.
2016
The first fifty homes
Mostly old houses nobody else wanted to list, and a reputation for pricing them honestly.
2019
An office on Wall Street
A small shopfront office in uptown Kingston, open six days a week.
2022
Two hundred homes
And the start of the private list, now read by over 3,000 buyers.
2026
Still one agent
Sixteen towns, one phone number and the same promise: I pick up when you call.
The office at 12 Wall Street, Kingston
240+
Homes sold since 2013
19
Average days on market
103%
Average sale to list price
3,000+
Buyers on the private list
Client words
We were buying from Brooklyn and could only come up on weekends. Nora filmed every house, told us which to skip, and we closed on the right one in five weeks.
Priya and Tom Ellison, bought in Stone Ridge
She priced our farmhouse honestly, had it photographed beautifully and we had three offers in the first week. Calm, clear and always one step ahead.
Margaret Hale, sold in Accord
Nora found us a stone house that never hit the market. She knew the owners, knew the road, and knew it was ours before we did.
Daniel Okafor, bought in High Falls
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