Our elite agents’ unwavering commitment to their clients and the communities they serve is what sets Houlihan Lawrence apart.
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RYE BROOK—Real estate brokerage firm Houlihan Lawrence announced on Feb. 3 this year’s recipients of the annual Emerald Awards, a prestigious honor awarded to the top 1.5% of more than 1,450 Houlihan Lawrence sales associates, by gross commission income or units sold.
Individuals were recognized from across the firm’s offices in Westchester, Connecticut and the Hudson Valley.
“We’re proud to recognize our top performing agents who continue to raise the bar at the number one brokerage north of New York City,” said Liz Nunan, President & CEO of Houlihan Lawrence. “Our elite agents’ unwavering commitment to their clients and the communities they serve is what sets Houlihan Lawrence apart. We’re excited for another year of extraordinary success alongside the best in the business.”
The 2025 Emerald Award recipients by brokerage are as follows:
Ardsley: James Mulvey Jr.
Armonk: Amy Singer
Bedford: Angela Kessel
Bronxville: Susan Kelty Law
Chappaqua: Lauren Zaccaria
Croton-on-Hudson: Nancy Kennedy
Darien: Janine Tienken, Amanda Spatola
Eastchester: Stephen Mele
Greenwich: Ellen Mosher, Joy Metalios, Joanne Mancuso, Julie Church, Amanda Bates, BK Bates, Debbie Needle, Amanda Miller, Michele Tesei, Maria Crowley
Hudson: Anthony D’Argenzio
Irvington: Andrea Martone, Sherry Wiggs
LaGrangeville: Jennifer Stapleton
Larchmont: Pollena Forsman
Millbrook: Susan Spivak
New Fairfield: Cory Neumann
New Rochelle: Jocelyn Burton
Ridgefield: Heather Salaga
Rye: Chrissy Hazelton, Lisa Murphy, Joan O’Meara
Scarsdale: Laura Miller, Cindy Schwall
White Plains: Renata Douglass, Tony Murphy
Houlihan Lawrence, founded in Bronxville in 1888, has 32 offices and more than 1,450 agents serving Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess, Columbia, Ulster and Orange counties in New York and Fairfield County in Connecticut.
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