Last week, luxury boutique New York-based brokerage Brown Harris Stevens (BHS) launched a company-wide TikTok channel, @brownharrisstevens.
The brokerage’s agents have been eager to get the channel off the ground with a bang, creating TikToks with subjects like market highlights, neighborhood insights, the keys to building relationships in real estate, and of course, some stunning properties.
Here are some of the videos gaining the most views so far.
Richard Rosenthal and Mark D. Friedman of the Friedman Rosenthal Team are bringing the secrets of Manhattan real estate to TikTok with their video revealing one of the dirty little secrets of some of Billionaire’s Row’s most luxurious buildings. The TikTok has garnered 9,500 views so far.
@brownharrisstevens Did you know this about Billionaire’s Row in #nyc ? Shared by Richard Rosenthal and @Mark D. Friedman #billionairesrow #realestate ♬ GOOD VIBES – Ellen Once Again
Jay Overby brings another Billionaire’s Row highlight to the channel with a tour of a luxury unit at 157 W 57th, complete with a private outdoor terrace, as well as a number of high-end building amenities. The video’s gained nearly 7,000 views.
@brownharrisstevens Welcome to Billionaires Row – 157 W 57th Street 32D presented by Jay Overbye #nyc #newyorkcity #nycrealestate #realestate #brownharrisstevens @brownharrisstevens ♬ ALMOST HOME – Mad Adix, Marc Steinmeier
Friedman and Rosenthal have brought viewers in again — about 2,300 so far on this TikTok — with a home tour of one of their new listings at 30 East 65th Street, a spacious 1-bedroom that can even accommodate Friedman’s 6’5″ frame.
@brownharrisstevens Take a tour of this spacious apartment, 30 East 65th Street #7D Presented by Mark Friedman and Richard Rosenthal. #brownharrisstevens #nyc #manhattan #realestate #bhs ♬ Calling My Name-JP – Pandicio Del Toro
Broker Paula Del Nunzio’s simple, but effective tour of 128 East 74th Street, a property listed at $19.99 million, has also gained over 2,000 views so far.
@brownharrisstevens The elegance of sophisticated simplicity✨ 128 East 74th Street Represented by BHS Broker, Paula Del Nunzio. #brownharrisstevens #nycrealestate #nycrealestatebroker #uppereastsidenyc #nyc ♬ original sound – Victoria Ignacik
Friedman and Rosenthal kill it yet again, with a TikTok featuring Rosenthal rattling off some of his favorite restaurants on the Upper East Side. The TikTok’s had about 1,900 views so far. “You’re going to have to stop me at one point,” Rosenthal admits.
@brownharrisstevens BHS Agents, Mark D. Friedman and Richard Rosenthal gives us recommendations of the some of the best restaurants on the Upper West Side. #nycrestaurants #newyorkcity #nyc ♬ Euphoria season 2 is making my brain explode – Mars
And finally — is it NoHo, or Nolita? Or, NoHolita, as BHS agents Isaac Halpern and Roderick Angle wonder in this TikTok with over 1,600 views.
@brownharrisstevens Do you call it Nolita or NoHo? #nyc #newyorkcity #nolita #noho #foodtiktok #fy #fyp ♬ original sound – BrownHarrisStevens
Matthew Leone | Brown Harris Stevens
“Brown Harris Stevens remains focused on the future and in extending our core audience who are dedicated to connecting with our ever-evolving and progressive brand,” BHS Chief Marketing Officer Matthew J. Leone said in a statement. “The luxury service for which our firm is known extends to all price points and life milestones and TikTok presents a natural opportunity to experience Brown Harris Stevens in an entertaining and meaningful way.”
Bess Freedman | Brown Harris Stevens
In tandem with the new social channel launch, BHS will also begin offering TikTok workshops to agents starting this month to help them more effectively engage and educate their spheres through the social platform.
“From marketing to technology, we are wholly committed as a company to delivering our agents the breadth of tools to provide our clients with a sophisticated, world-class real estate experience,” BHS CEO Bess Freedman said in a statement. “Within the first few days of launching our TikTok channel, some posts were seeing upwards of 4,000 views, [which] validates our continued efforts toward progressive growth.”
Update: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Richard Rosenthal is 6’5″ and that his team member Mark D. Friedman said “You’re going to have to stop me at one point,” in a TikTok featuring Upper East Side restaurants. Friedman is the team member who is 6’5″ and Rosenthal was the one who was featured in the Upper East Side restaurants TikTok.