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Who Is Brett Ari Fischer

Who Is
Brett Ari Fischer

The New York City Broker

Brett Ari Fischer is a co-founder of Mantus Real Estate and the Senior Managing Director of Sales, specializing in a broad spectrum of NYC real estate transactions, ranging from $350,000 to $23 million. Renowned for his exceptional work ethic and outstanding communication skills, Brett has a distinguished track record of success. His expertise has led to multiple appearances on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York. Alongside his business partner, Brett represents over 400 exclusive apartments.

With extensive knowledge in luxury sales and rentals across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, Brett is a Certified Negotiation Expert and Certified Buyer Representative. His vast experience and extensive network of industry contacts provide his loyal clientele with all necessary resources, whether they are buying, selling, or renting a home.

While Brett’s passion for real estate is evident, he prioritizes family and community service. He founded The AllPie Alzheimer’s Challenge, an initiative aiming to raise $18 million for the Alzheimer’s Association and increase awareness of the disease globally. Brett’s philanthropic efforts have earned him the Young Leadership Award from B’nai B’rith International for his contributions to the Jewish community. Open to various charitable collaborations, Brett also creates real estate tutorials and animations for his clients, covering topics such as purchasing and renting apartments, and elucidating the complexities of NYC real estate. He also owns a video production and graphic design team, and conducts tours with homeowners, restaurants, bars, shops, sports fans, and other fellow entrepreneurs.

Although Brett’s family has deep roots in New York, he hails from Orange County, California. With over 14 years of experience as a real estate agent in NYC, Brett Ari Fischer continues to set the standard in the industry.  

Brett Ari Fischer is a co-founder of Mantus Real Estate and the Senior Managing Director of Sales, specializing in a broad spectrum of NYC real estate transactions, ranging from $350,000 to $23 million. Renowned for his exceptional work ethic and outstanding communication skills, Brett has a distinguished track record of success. His expertise has led to multiple appearances on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York. Alongside his business partner, Brett represents over 400 exclusive apartments.
With extensive knowledge in luxury sales and rentals across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, Brett is a Certified Negotiation Expert and Certified Buyer Representative. His vast experience and extensive network of industry contacts provide his loyal clientele with all necessary resources, whether they are buying, selling, or renting a home.

 

While Brett’s passion for real estate is evident, he prioritizes family and community service. He founded The AllPie Alzheimer’s Challenge, an initiative aiming to raise $18 million for the Alzheimer’s Association and increase awareness of the disease globally. Brett’s philanthropic efforts have earned him the Young Leadership Award from B’nai B’rith International for his contributions to the Jewish community. Open to various charitable collaborations, Brett also creates real estate tutorials and animations for his clients, covering topics such as purchasing and renting apartments, and elucidating the complexities of NYC real estate. He also owns a video production and graphic design team, and conducts tours with homeowners, restaurants, bars, shops, sports fans, and other fellow entrepreneurs.
Although Brett’s family has deep roots in New York, he hails from Orange County, California. With over 14 years of experience as a real estate agent in NYC, Brett Ari Fischer continues to set the standard in the industry.

ARTICLES FOR BUYERS

Real estate investment

Financing Your NYC Real Estate Investment Through Mortgage

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ARTICLES FOR SELLERS

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How To Sell Your NYC Townhouse

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How Much Are Closing Costs?

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NEIGHBORHOOD SERIES

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Midtown East

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How To Buy An Apartment | The New York City Broker Real Estate 101: Vol 1 Ep 1

Buying an apartment is often one of the biggest investments you will ever make. If you aren’t properly prepared, it may lead to major consequences. Brett Ari Fischer, The New York City Broker, explains how to buy an apartment in New York City

The Best of NYC Food: Tony Luke's -- World's Best Cheesesteak

Brett Ari Fischer (The New York City Broker) and Sean Adu-Gyamfi visit Tony Luke’s in Brooklyn, the world’s best cheesesteak!

Your Roadmap to Buying a Single-Family Home in NYC: 7 Essential Steps

Successfully navigate the process of buying a single-family home in New York City with these 7 crucial steps. From zoning and location to inspections and down payments, this guide will provide you with the knowledge and confidence needed to secure your dream home in the city.

Collaborate, Learn & Inspire: 3 Ways to Partner for Real Estate, Videos & Community Impact

Discover the benefits of joining forces in real estate, video creation, and community service. Learn how collaboration can lead to personal growth, accomplishment, and inspiration for others, all while having fun and making a positive impact on your community and industry.

Demystifying Homeowner's Associations: Roles, Responsibilities, and Impact on Your Community

Explore the world of homeowner’s associations and their crucial role in maintaining harmonious communities. Learn about their responsibilities, decision-making processes, and how their actions can directly affect the quality of life for residents in apartments, gated communities, and shared developments.

Meet Sean Adu-Gyamfi: A Unique Blend of Real Estate and DJ Life

Join us for an engaging conversation with Sean Adu-Gyamfi, a top real estate advisor at Mantus NYC, DJ, and basketball enthusiast. Discover his rebranding journey to “Not Your Ordinary,” his passion for NYC real estate, and how he masterfully combines his real estate and DJ careers.

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ARTICLES FOR RENTERS

What Are Doorman Buildings?

Doorman buildings in NYC are buildings that are manned 24/7 by a doorman who controls entry to the building and provides additional services like signing for deliveries.

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A Renter’s Rights And Responsibilities In NYC

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How Much Rent Can You Actually Afford

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