About Bo

A born “people person”, Bo Yin thrives on helping his clients navigate the challenging New York real estate market. His success in real estate transcends his ability to facilitate market transactions with ease; it is grounded in his intuitive understanding of his clients’ needs. He believes that listening and paying close attention to every client’s needs are crucial. Today’s market is more competitive and complex than ever, fully understanding clients’ needs and guiding them through the often stressful deal processes requires keen communication skills and creative problem-solving to get the job done.

As a partner in this emotional and financial journey, Bo collaborates with his clients to design a unique business strategy and will execute it with focused determination to ensure a rewarding experience. “Helping people is my goal. Whether in my community or working with real … estate clients from anywhere in the world, I am highly motivated to give all of my efforts and to make a difference in their life.” New clients consulting with Bo for the first time will find him extremely accessible and tenacious about representing their interests during negotiations.

Bo Yin holds a MBA and has lived in the New York metro area for the past 20 years. Prior to joining Keller Williams NYC – the largest real estate company in the United States, he started real estate business career with Douglas Elliman Real Estate after his many years of marketing and sales experience, cultivating close relationships with both domestic and international investors. Bo has developed an in-depth knowledge of New York’s boroughs and formed an extensive network of business and professional contacts before he redirected his business mind and marketing savvy to New York real estate field.

Fluent in English and Mandarin, as well as other Chinese dialects, Bo was selected among thousands of applicants to participate in world-wide cultural program and his contribution led to lots of awards. He was one of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games announcers for NBC and MRBI Special Program. Read More ▼