About GieFaan Kim

GieFaan Kim, originally from Philadelphia, attended NYU and graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Real estate has been his full-time focus since Day One. GieFaan believes in catering to each individual’s needs accordingly and whether working with an experienced investor or first-time home buyer, accurate and up-to-date market analysis is an essential educational tool.

Aside from the standard market data available at hand, he is able to provide additional unique insight from data tracking of the Bracha Group’s own exclusive inventory.

GieFaan has been living in NYC since 2001 and proudly calls it home. He also owns a condominium in Flatiron and continues to expand a portfolio of properties.

For GieFaan, there is rarely a day that goes by without servicing clients or studying the current state of the market. To him, professionalism, genuine honesty, and a thorough insight of the market are the keys to successful business.

Member of REBNY since 2006
Member of AREAA since June 2011
AREAA Edge Award Recipient 2011
AABDC Outstanding 50 Award Recipient 2012

PRESS:

9.12.11 – WSJ and RealTrends name Bracha Group #2 Team in the country http://realtrends.com/products/top-1000-sales-professionals/team-volume

9.8.11 – Ditching the Doorman (The Real Deal) http://http.therealdeal.com/newyork/articles/ditching-the-doorman–2

8.1.11 – Manhattan Rentals Sizzle in Heat Wave (The Real Deal) http://therealdeal.com/newyork/articles/manhattan-rentals-sizzle-in-heat-wave

8.1.11 – Mann Residential Report feature

5.1.11 – For Newcomers, Size on the Rise (The Real Deal), http://therealdeal.com/newyork/articles/for-newcomers-size-on-the-rise

10.28.10 – Broker Of The Week Corner | A Close-up Look at The Bracha Group’s Director of New Business: GieFaan Kim http://brachablog.com/2010/10/broker-of-the-week-corner-a-close-up-look-at-the-bracha-group%E2%80%99s-director-of-new-business-giefaan-kim/

4.1.10 – Goodbye All Cash, Hello Financing (The Real Deal) http://therealdeal.com/newyork/articles/goodbye-all-cash-hello-financing

9.9.07 – One Expensive Sardine Can (NY Times, The Hunt) http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/09/realestate/09hunt.html