Born and raised in New York, Beth Sievers returned to her hometown in 2006 after living in Europe and Asia for 15 years , at which time she embarked on her career in New York City Real Estate. Beth received her BFA from Hunter College in Fine Arts and Art History. She also studied Environmental Design at Pratt Institure before breaking into the advertising business. During her years spent abroad, Beth was a founding member and President of the American Friends in Warsaw, in London, Vice President of the St John’s Wood, Womens Club, a docent at the Singapore Art Museum as well as a board member of the Friends of the Museums. Beth’s buyers, whether they are local New Yorkers, from out of town, or from overseas, appreciate her ability to help them navigate the unique financial and board processes involved in the purchase of Manhattan co-ops and condos. She possesses a wealth of information and has worked extensively with contractors, mortgage bankers and real estate attorneys. Her art and design background enables her to help her sellers’ stage their homes, for a quick sale and optimum prices. Her marketing acumen allows her to correctly price her listings and get them maximum exposure while respecting the seller’s privacy. Beth lived on the Upper East Side for many years and now lives on the Upper West Side, but enjoys the downtown culture and restaurants. She is a member of MoMA and the Metropolitan Museum, goes to the theater regularly, is involved in the Ex-expat organization and collects Asian art and antiques. She has two grown daughters and a Silky Terrier, Buster.