About Bruce Landry

“Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value”. The words of Albert Einstein have heavily influenced Corcoran sales agent Bruce Landry—who is committed to adding value to each of his client’s unique real estate experience. During a time that can often be difficult and stressful, Bruce Landry is a kind and reliable agent who cares passionately for the happiness of his clients; creating as seamless a process as possible.

 

Bruce delivers a straight-forward method of communication, quickly finding the root of each client’s needs. He offers the utmost professionalism, and is skilled in working with people of all types, varying backgrounds and financial levels. Bruce works closely with buyers and sellers alike, determining their needs and guiding them through every step of the purchase or sales process. His vast knowledge of Manhattan and the inner workings of real estate ensure his clients always feel confident and knowledgeable with any transaction. Bruce also uses his expertise in computers and technology to implement effective and creative marking strategies; with customized content creation and wide-spread distribution.

 

In the world of Real Estate where mistakes can cost time and money, trust that Bruce Landry will always be one step ahead with your real estate needs. He has a knack for matching people with property, and can show you any of the thousands of listings in Corcoran’s extensive database.

Originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, Bruce currently resides in Harlem and has lived in New York City for ten years. He feels lucky to have called these two cities home; both beautiful melting pots with such rich history.

 

On weekends you can find Bruce attending a Broadway show, or sometimes even performing in one! He spends much his time off hiking, or aimlessly wandering for miles through the streets of Manhattan. Bruce prides himself on knowing the best happenings in New York City, living the VIP life on a poor man’s budget, and creating the best customized itineraries for his family and friends visiting the 'Big Bad Apple'.