Licensed Real Estate Agent at Corcoran, Park Slope.A deep love of design, photography and real estate has always motivated Corcoran sales agent, Statia Grossman. So has helping people and making their dreams come true. A professional photographer for 18 years, Statia joined the Corcoran Group in 2019 and quickly became known for her extensive market knowledge and unmatched commitment to her clients. Statia has a natural way of building lasting relationships with her clients, who she considers like friends and family, and who keep using services over and over again – which is the greatest compliment of all. Statia's success is based almost exclusively on positive referrals. She earns the respect of her clients by working tirelessly on their behalf and by always offering them candid advice.Interpersonal relationships were key to Statia’s success as a portrait photographer, first working with celebrities for publications such as Rolling Stone, Spin, and the Village Voice, and then transitioning into corporate photography. However, Statia’s passion for real estate was brewing all the while. Statia went to open houses just for fun, and helped numerous friends find apartments across the city until finally deciding to get her real estate license and turn her other passion into a full-time career. With Statia as your agent-partner, you’ll benefit from honesty, quick communication, compassion and resourcefulness, among other valuable qualities that will make the experience rewarding.Originally from Long Island, Statia has lived in Brooklyn for the past two decades, and specializes in neighborhoods such as Park Slope, Carroll Garden, Windsor Terrace, and Fort Greene. But her knowledge of the market expands throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan. In addition to her passion for helping clients find the homes of their dreams, Statia volunteers at the Brooklyn Cat Café and other animal rescue organizations. She graduated from James Madison University in Virginia with a B.A. in Media Arts & Design. Statia currently lives with her family in vibrant Gowanus.