NEW YORK, NY - Frederick Peters, President of Warburg Realty, was featured in the New York Observer this month in the article, “The Gentleman’s Broker: Frederick Peters Has Homes to Sell You and So Much More.” The article shares details on his personal and professional life and highlights the major expansion his company is about to take on with the addition of a fourth 5,000-square-foot office, in the Flatiron District.
“Frederick W. Peters, the president of Warburg Realty, which is in the midst of an expansion unprecedented in the residential firm’s 118-year history, has himself led much of his life inside a tight circuit.
Aside from a few unpleasant years at school in Andover, Mass., and later at Yale, he has lived all of it, devotedly, in New York City. Mr. Peters cannot see himself in rugged Washington, Colorado, Vermont or New Hampshire, where some of his cousins have settled. Nor, he avows, in a sparse landscape, like the desert surrounding Santa Fe. In an era of the quick turnover, he has declined for the last 37 years even to vacate the seven-room apartment in the Upper West Side co-operative at 86th Street and Central Park West that he shares with his wife, Alexandra.”
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Kristy Leibowitz/the Observer
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Warburg Realty® is one of Manhattan’s leading luxury residential real estate firms, founded in 1896 by Albert B. Ashforth. The company has a long-standing tradition of extraordinary service that has kept it at the forefront of New York real estate for over 100 years. The firm’s 125 brokers are strategically located throughout Manhattan to guarantee every Warburg client the quickest access to New York’s finest properties and purchasers. Warburg recently opened its new 7,000-square-foot flagship location at 654 Madison Avenue, also housing its state-of-the-art Warburg University training facility. For more information, please visit www.warburgrealty.com.