Chris Palmer

Chris Palmer
Real Estate Agent (Salesperson)
New York NY

Salesperson (NY: 10401322646)

REALTOR® 1 Active Listings Serves New York County, NY
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Compass
Office Address
110 5th Ave
New York, NY  10011
(New York County)
Office Phone
212-913-9058
Office Fax
Mobile
347-481-2976
Email
chris.palmer@compass.com

Service Areas

Manhattan: NY New York: NY

About Chris Palmer

Chris is dedicated to achieving outstanding results for both buyers and sellers through a collaborative and low-pressure approach, underpinned by extensive market expertise. Drawing from his background as a theatre performer, he excels in collaboration, improvisation, and attentive listening, ensuring he fully understands his clients' aspirations.

His ability to forge genuine connections allows him to align with clients' goals as if they were his own. With a wealth of experience and a reliable demeanor, Chris adeptly navigates challenges, fostering positive and stress-free real estate transactions. His comprehensive knowledge of the New York City market enables him to assist clients across various property types in Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn.

Currently, Chris is a valued member of The Bianca Colasuonno Team at Compass, an award-winning group renowned for prioritizing client needs in every home search and sale. Their commitment to exceptional service has earned them the title of the top team in Astoria and the second in all of Queens.

Originally from San Diego, Chris holds a bachelor's degree in theater from the University of Southern California. He now resides on the Upper West Side, directly across from Central Park. In his leisure time, Chris enjoys exploring the city with his Shiba Inu dogs, Sansa and Arya, hitting the gym, or traveling.

New York County, NY Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$6,937,831
Avg. Listing Price
From Chris's portfolio
3.8 / 3.9
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
3,736 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
139
Active Listings
Current inventory

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Current Property Listings

As of 6/27/2026, Chris Palmer has 1 property for sale in New York and surrounding areas.

$725,000

Listed 2026-04-24

485 Central Park W Apt 7A
Manhattan, NY  10025

Beds: 1.0
Baths: 1.0
Sq Ft: 0
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Current Property Rentals

Chris Palmer currently has no rental properties available in New York and surrounding areas. Check back later.