
Jamal Whitfield
Sample profileI help buyers and sellers in Chelsea, Flatiron, the West Village and Gramercy, with a focus on loft conversions and new development. Before real estate I worked in construction management, so I can tell you what a renovation will really cost before you make an offer. Most of my business comes from past clients and the people they send my way.
The pros I trust in my neighborhoods.
I’ve hired every one of these pros or watched them work for my clients. If I wouldn’t call them for my own home, they’re not on this list.
Little Birdie agents and pros are members who advertise together. Each of us pays our own way, and I get nothing from any pro on this list.
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More about Jamal
- Brokerage
- SERHANT.
- Licensed since
- 2013
- Specialties
- Condos, Pre-war apartments, Co-ops & board packages
- Languages
- English, Mandarin
- Neighborhoods
- Chelsea, Flatiron, West Village, Gramercy
- Zips
- 10011, 10001, 10010, 10014
- Pros in network
- 7 across 7 trades
Every pro on my list has worked for my clients or for me. If I wouldn't call them for my own home, they're not here.
Call me. My name is on every one of them, and I'll make it right or find you someone who will.
No. Pros pay Little Birdie for their own ads, never me, and I pay for my own page and ads. My list is only about the work.
No. Neighbors, past clients and friends of clients use it all the time.
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