Residing in NYC since the nineties and living in North Brooklyn since 2001, Glenna has extensive knowledge of the city and a deep understanding of what makes each unique neighborhood desirable.  She, and her clients, consider her an expert in the Brooklyn market, thanks to her intimate insights on every street, café, museum, supermarket and school, as well as the diverse real estate offerings. She has lived in Williamsburg, Bushwick and Greenpoint.

Glenna specializes in one to four-bedroom urban homes. She also has a passion for loft living and is exceptionally well-versed in the loft market. Her eye for luxury and strong background in art, fashion and interior design enable her to offer a higher level of service to her clientele. Glenna takes pride in providing personal attention and guidance, whether staging a place to sell or helping a buyer envision possibilities and find their perfect match.

“I love organizing and beautifying spaces, and have a knack for styling and staging rooms. In addition to staging numerous apartments in the Brooklyn area, I served on my condo board for three years which further strengthened my understanding of real estate from all perspectives.”

Glenna customizes her service to each client’s interests, style, needs and budget. She can guide them through the comparisons of locations, explain the aspects of buying, selling and renting, and achieve the best results in the most efficient manner.
 

Originally from Oklahoma, Glenna graduated from Oklahoma State University with a double major in Design, Housing and Merchandising and Marketing. She spent 15 years in the mass market fashion industry, traveling the world while developing and sourcing, and more recently designed and produced her own unisex fashion line, “Dos Dots,” with all production done in Brooklyn.

As the mother of two boys in the public school system, Glenna is personally connected to the Williamsburg & Greenpoint community. She has two adorable dogs, an italian greyhound and a golden-doodle mix, and likes to help with lost and found dog groups. Her other interests include art museums, live music and architecture, trying new shops and restaurants, and supporting local Brooklyn businesses.