A proven top producer, Vladimir Luzader brings to Town a profound understanding—both personal and professional—of New York City real estate. From lofts and pre-war cooperatives to new development condominiums and luxury rentals, Vladimir has expertise in all areas of the city and enjoys a steady referral business that speaks volumes to his hard work ...

A proven top producer, Vladimir Luzader brings to Town a profound understanding—both personal and professional—of New York City real estate. From lofts and pre-war cooperatives to new development condominiums and luxury rentals, Vladimir has expertise in all areas of the city and enjoys a steady referral business that speaks volumes to his hard work and the continued accolades he receives from clients and fellow brokers alike.



Vladimir’s extensive background in global business development and corporate finance for leading firms have given him a compelling edge in the industry, from creative marketing to price negotiation. A current resident of Greenwich Village who has also lived in Noho, Soho, Murray Hill, the Financial District and the Upper West Side, Vladimir has experience leasing, buying and selling his own homes and managing family investments, arming him with an exceptional knowledge of the transaction process, including finding the right home and negotiating a fair deal. More importantly, Vladimir understands his clients. Whether working with the seller of a multimillion-dollar condominium, a first-time buyer or a developer seeking to maximize an investment, he has an uncanny ability to identify and fulfill people’s needs and help them buy or sell their own slice of the “Big Apple” pie.



Vladimir enjoys films, skiing, cycling, tennis, travel and discovering the artistic and culinary wonders of the city. He holds a BA degree in International Studies from The University of Vermont where he was president of both the Student Government Association and the Sigma Phi Society, in which he is still actively involved. Vladimir is also a member of the Museum of the Moving Image, the American Film Institute and the Real Estate Board of New York.