Sale-to-list ratio.
Final sale price divided by the most recent asking price at contract. The 98.4% number is the unweighted average over the trailing 24 months. We don’t reset the asking price mid-listing to flatter the ratio.
186 closed transactions across Manhattan and the East End since 2018. Below is every closing for the past three calendar years, the metrics buyers and sellers actually keep score on, and what two of those clients said about the work.
Closings are listed in the order they recorded. Sale prices are rounded to the nearest hundred-thousand for confidentiality of the seller’s side. The full address roster, including pre-2024 closings, is available in the printed practice review on request.
“Olivia worked our listing the way our litigators work a case — with comps in hand, every counter pre-rehearsed, and a Sunday-night call before every Monday closing window. Three offers in nine days at full ask.”— A. Mendelson · 60 Crosby St, PHC · Q4 2024
“She introduced us to a Wainscott property that was never listed publicly. Two showings, one negotiation, signed contract within twelve days. The seller's broker thanked her. The buyer thanked her. That doesn't happen.”— T. Whitfield · Wainscott · Q3 2025
Final sale price divided by the most recent asking price at contract. The 98.4% number is the unweighted average over the trailing 24 months. We don’t reset the asking price mid-listing to flatter the ratio.
Days from public listing to fully-executed contract (not closing). Off-market closings are reported separately because comparing them to public listings on this metric is dishonest.
A property never publicly listed during the engagement, presented to one or more qualified buyers under a non-disclosure. Tracked as a closing only after contract execution.
We don’t represent both sides of a transaction. Sell-side closings are listings we wrote and brought to market. Buy-side closings are buyer representations.