Top Real Estate Agents in Lower East Side, New York, NY

October 2026 · Ranked by observed listing activity over 12 months

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Lower East Side at a glance

170 agents & teams · 344 homes

Based on Cribber’s trailing-12-month listing-activity data, Jacob Goldman ranks first in Lower East Side, New York, NY with 29 credited listings.

Leading agents by observed listing activity, Oct 30, 2025 – Oct 30, 2026.

Most listings

  1. 1Jacob Goldman29 listings
  2. 2Neal Young18 listings
  3. 3Beth Stern11 listings

Highest asking volume

  1. 1Jacob Goldman$26M
  2. 2Clayton Orrigo$20.7M
  3. 3Beth Stern$20.3M

A home’s history does not end when it leaves the market. Cribber keeps qualifying past listings in the comparison, helping you see an agent’s broader listing record over time. How rankings work

Agent leaderboard

170 agents · Sorted by listings

Agents in Lower East Side. Select Listings or Asking volume to sort highest first. Observed listing share uses 344 unique homes.
RankAgent / teamObserved
listing share
1Jacob GoldmanLoHo Realty Inc29$26M
2Neal YoungBrown Harris Stevens18$15.6M
3Beth SternCorcoran East Side11$20.3M
4James C KeenanSotheby's International Realty - Downtown Manhattan10$10.4M
5Jeremy BolgerBrown Harris Stevens8$7.4M
6Jennifer LeeSERH - Serhant LLC EMAIL)7$16.8M
T-7Andrew AppellSERH - Serhant LLC EMAIL)5$7.7M
T-7Rachel YohaiCompass5$7.1M
T-7Eric LevineFind Real Estate LLC5$5.6M
T-10James WeissCorcoran East Side4$6.3M
T-10Bobby WeissBobby Weiss Real Estate4$3.4M
T-12Yair TavivianDouglas Elliman3$6.5M
T-12Michael ChenBond New York- Columbus Circle3$4.9M
T-12Victoria ReicheltCorcoran SoHo3$3.1M
T-12John GuerreroBHHS New York Properties3$1.7M
T-16Clayton OrrigoCompass2$20.7M
T-16Justin Tuinstra140 Franklin2$9.2M
T-16Frances KatzenDouglas Elliman NYC2$7.2M
T-16Daniel Jenner936 Broadway2$4.8M
T-16Anna ShagalovBrown Harris Stevens2$3.5M

Showing 1–20 of 170 agents

Understanding these numbers ↓

Ranks are calculated across all 170 agents. Tied agents share a rank, including across pages.

Reading the rankings

Listings
Distinct qualifying homes credited to an agent or team during the reporting window. Current and past listings contribute under the same rules; co-listing agents each receive credit.
Asking volume
The combined selected observed asking prices of credited homes. A volume rank requires a usable asking price for every qualifying home.
Observed listing share
Credited homes ÷ 344 unique homes in this leaderboard. Co-listing credits overlap, so shares can total more than 100%. The denominator is this edition’s qualifying homes.

About the data

October 2026 edition

Reporting window
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Coverage
170 agents & teams · 344 unique homes
Published
Data cutoff

Updated monthly. This edition preserves its published figures; daily ingestion does not change these rankings.

Methodology & supporting evidence

What counts as a listing?

Ranked by distinct homes credited over the trailing 12 months, including both endpoint UTC dates. Qualifying current and past sale listings contribute when their selected listing episode overlaps the reporting window. Recorded sales identify sold homes within that listing record; other off-market homes remain inactive.

How are agents credited?

A canonical, unit-aware property identity keeps repeat observations of the same home from becoming extra credits. The agents-listings-v7 reader selects the latest qualifying episode before geographic filters. Explicit distinct co-listing agents each receive full credit. Named teams can receive documented credit; team or brokerage membership alone does not create it. Ambiguous attribution is withheld.

How are areas defined?

Municipalities use official Census boundaries and coordinate assignments. Neighborhoods use retained high-confidence polygon assignments. A home may appear in its city and neighborhood comparisons, once within each geography.

How do ties and share work?

The authoritative reader orders Homes Listed by credited homes, with asking volume and stable agent identity resolving display order. Equal listing counts share a competition rank, including across pages. Observed listing share is credited homes divided by unique eligible homes in the edition; co-listing credits can overlap.

How are asking prices measured?

Asking Volume adds the latest usable observed asking price associated with each selected episode. A volume rank requires 100% usable price coverage. These are asking prices rather than recorded sale proceeds. Homes with missing prices still count toward Homes Listed. Typical Asking Price describes the stored median and priced-home sample; historical price-based standings retain their original five-home and 90% coverage eligibility policy.

When is the leaderboard updated?

Each geography freezes the first successful verified capture for its UTC monthly edition. Read the actual reporting window, cutoff and publication date on the page. Daily ingestion prepares evidence separately. Published historical figures are preserved; a correction creates a new revision.

How can I verify this comparison?

Each comparison covers the geography, reporting window and qualifying records stated in the edition. Supporting listings show the evidence behind the figures. Payment never changes eligibility, counts or rank.

Calculation: agents-listings-v7. Publication: 1011. Quality checks: passed.

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Cribber. Top Real Estate Agents in Lower East Side, New York, NY. October 2026 edition. Listings and asking volume, Oct 30, 2025–Oct 30, 2026. Published Oct 30, 2026.

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