
Mindy Feldman
Lic. Assoc. R.E. Broker
Sr. Vice President
Tel: (212) 317-7887
Eastside Office
mfeldman@halstead.com
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Mindy Diane Feldman is an award-winning broker with Halstead Property, LLC. Her practice serves three principal client segments: buyers and sellers of personal residences, individual investors and investor groups, and developers of co-operative and condominium projects in New York City. Her services to developers and investors include advisory and consulting services as well a brokerage, marketing, and sales for both buy- and sell-side transactions.
Mindy joined the firm in 2002 and was first inducted into its prestigious Producer’s Council in 2003 and Gold Circle in 2004. During 2003 and 2004, she was a member of the advisory and sales team for the largest cooperative conversion in the city at that time. In 2004, she was also nominated for the Real Estate Board of New York’s “Most Promising Rookie Salesperson of the Year Award.” She was promoted to Vice President in 2006 and Senior Vice President in 2007. She is currently a candidate to become a Real Estate Board of New York board-certified “New York Residential Specialist,” and will be one of less than 150 brokers (out of just under 50,000 licensees) to hold that advanced credential in New York City.
Mindy has been elected twice to serve on her division’s ProAction Committee, which provides an interface between agents and management and advises management on practical and strategic issues. Throughout her tenure, she has been an invited panelist in office-wide training workshops on business building and customer loyalty. She has also served on the panel “How Top Brokers Build and Manage their Businesses,” offered through the firm’s professional development program. She is also one of a five brokers (out of approximately 850) who is regularly invited to teach in the firm’s “Boot Camp” for beginning brokers and new-to-the company recruits. Mindy also regularly teaches seminars and workshops for buyers and investors and has been a frequent resource for industry and lay media such as The Real Deal and the “Real Estate Section” of the New York Times.
Prior to establishing her practice, Mindy was an investment banker, fund manager and investment strategist specializing in emerging economies and emerging markets for almost fifteen years. During her career, she covered and worked in more than fifty countries in Latin America and the Caribbean Basin, Eastern and Western Europe, Central, South and Southeast Asia, North and Sub-Saharan Africa, and Eastern and Western Europe. She held responsibilities ranging from business development and marketing, to capital raising and new product development, and was a highly-published analyst and strategist and a frequent panelist and keynote speaker at industry conferences and meetings.
Before entering the financial services sector, Mindy held positions in public relations and marketing with a major international not-for-profit and in public broadcasting. She also founded a successful consulting firm offering marketing and planning services for private and public sector clients.
Mindy is a graduate of Abbot Academy (Phillips Academy) in Andover, Massachusetts, and received her B.A. and M.A. from the University of Pennsylvania, and her M.B.A. form The Wharton School. During her graduate studies, she was an Honorary Fellow of the Joseph H. Lauder Institute of Management and International Studies, a fellow of the U.S. Department of Education, and a Teaching Assistant in the Department of Marketing.
An active alumna, she has served as a Committee Chair of the Wharton Club of New York, and has been invited to serve on the Board of Directors of PennNYC, the local alumni association of the University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, she serves as Vice President of her boarding school alumni class and was recently Chairperson of its Reunion Gift Committee, which broke all records for gross proceeds and participation among alumni women. In 2007, she was elected to the Board of Directors of the Abbot Academy Association, an internal grantmaking organization at Phillips Academy, and was invited to serve on the school’s Alumni Council. Also in 2007, she became the Charter Sponsor of PennNYC.
Mindy is trilingual in English, Portuguese and Spanish, fluent in French, and has a working knowledge of Italian. She has also studied Farsi, German and Russian.
Halstead Property, LLC
The following are selected closed transactions in which Mindy Feldman represented the buyer, the seller, or both:
by Lucy Cohen Blatter
First step: Take a deep breath.
Although it may feel like the end of the world when your sale falls through, it really, truly, is not.“Remember, if an apartment is good enough to sell once, it will...
Brick Underground - Tuesday, April 24, 2012
By Teri Karush Rogers
We don't know about you, but we would rather lose our elevator privileges for a year than live in an apartment that takes months or longer to sell.
Being a real estate wallflower is not only frustrating...
Brick Underground - Thursday, February 16, 2012
Midtown West
$995,000
Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 Square feet: 1,250 Maintenance: $1,740 Want a garage parking space for $250 a month? All you need do is purchase this West 58th Street co-op that goes with it. Lucky for you, it's "move-in ready,"...
New York Post - Thursday, December 23, 2010
CHINATOWN $1,244,000
123 Baxter St.
One-bedroom, 11/2-bath condo, 1,063 square feet, with gourmet kitchen with wine cooler, convection wall oven, microwave with built-in European toaster and stainless-steel refrigerator with Internet access; new full-service building features doorman, concierge, fitness center and residents' lounge....
New York Post - Thursday, December 06, 2007
Banks' new refrain: "we're not doing this anymore"
By Jen Benepe
Shifts in the New York real estate market aren't as drastic as in the rest of the country, but credit questions are getting tougher to answer. The Real Deal looked at...
The Real Deal - Monday, October 01, 2007
Slack demand, consolidation increasing illegal practice
By Jen Benepe
Jaded New Yorkers will likely shrug at the news that kickbacks to real estate agents by mortgage brokers are alive and well in New York State, according to mortgage industry experts.
But given the...
The Real Deal - Thursday, March 01, 2007
By TERI KARUSH ROGERS
WHEN most people consider the pain of moving, they think of the actual move: cardboard mountains, insubordinate packing tape, back strain and bewildered children.
But for many, the stress is nothing compared with the torture of living inside...
New York Times - Sunday, January 21, 2007
UPPER EAST SIDE
455 E. 86th St.
2-bedroom condo
Selling price: $1.8 million
Asking price: $1.8 million
Square footage: 1,350
Time on market: 12 weeks
DOGGY AND THE WINDOWS The lady who eventually bought a 33rd-floor condo at 455 E. 86th St. insisted on two things about...
New York Sun - Thursday, October 26, 2006
Some brokers have devised surefire ways to pinpoint development before it happens
By Jen Benepe
Keeping on top of fast-paced residential development in New York City is no easy task, but brokers have learned the many ways to skin the proverbial cat...
The Real Deal - Friday, September 15, 2006
TriBeCa
$2.95 million
The more things change - or rather, the more downtown buildings get renovated - the more certain things stay the same. For example, even with the great views, you would know this beautiful floor-through co-op sits in...
New York Post - Thursday, April 20, 2006
CHELSEA
161 W. 16th St.
Two-bedroom co-op
Asking price: $2.25 million
Selling price: $2.25 million
Time on market: about a month
PANORAMIC VIEW
A two-bedroom, two-bathroom co-op at 161 W. 16th St. closed this week for $2.25 million.With three exposures,...
New York Sun - Thursday, April 06, 2006
WHILE despair may be a reasonable reaction to high liquidity requirements imposed by co-op boards, it is hardly the only one. Many would-be buyers stuff the ballot box with so-called enhancements to their applications.
"I don't think there's a single first-stage...
New York Times - Sunday, March 06, 2005
NEW YORKERS in search of apartments are subject to lots of tests - nerves, will and endurance foremost among them. But increasingly, many well-employed buyers who haven't flunked so much as a pop quiz in their achievement-studded lives are failing...
New York Times - Sunday, March 06, 2005
Halstead Property celebrated a successful 2010 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Midtown Manhattan for their Annual Meeting on February 7th, 2011 attended by the 900+ agents acknowledging the top agents from the past year.
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