Sean Adu-Gyamfi
Real Estate Professional
Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker
Welcome to the world of luxury real estate with Sean Adu-Gyamfi, also known as "Not Your Ordinary Broker". Sean is a dynamic professional whose talents and expertise extend beyond conventional boundaries, making him a go-to broker in NYC. With a commitment to white-glove service and an in-depth understanding of the real estate market, Sean is celebrated for his versatility and exceptional client care.
With over 15 years of sales experience spanning technology and residential real estate, Sean has built a solid reputation as a trusted expert. Before joining Coldwell Banker Warburg, he co-founded Mantus Real Estate, a subsidiary of Lee & Associates NYC. As the Associate Director of Sales & Leasing, Sean led his team in managing residential transactions and fostered relationships with over 40 rental properties across Manhattan and Brooklyn, becoming the exclusive leasing agent for each.
Clients describe Sean as an "outstanding professional," "incredibly efficient," "attentive," "trustworthy," and an "exceptional communicator." His top priority is ensuring that clients feel comfortable, educated, and at ease throughout the entire transaction process and beyond.
A graduate of Northeastern University with a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics, Sean moved to NYC in 2014 from Providence, RI. He currently resides in Long Island City after spending six years in Hamilton Heights. Before becoming a real estate agent himself, Sean worked as a Senior Business Consultant at Zillow, where he discovered his passion for building genuine relationships and guiding agents to success.
Outside of real estate, Sean is known as "NYO," a gifted DJ, host, and event programmer. He has made a name for himself in NYC's high-energy nightlife scene and is well-versed in various music genres, including Top 40, R&B, House, Afrobeat, Amapiano, Hip-Hop, and Jazz. Additionally, Sean is an alumnus and member of The Wheeler School's Board of Trustees, where he remains an advocate for the school and the broader community.