Press, Rankings & Recognition
Tracie Golding has worked the Manhattan and Brooklyn market since 1995, and the recognition that has followed is a byproduct of that work rather than the point of it. The rankings and designations on this page are the ones that can be verified, and they are listed without embellishment.
What they reflect, taken together, is consistency: a practice judged by an independent survey, credentialed for New York’s particular mechanics, and connected to networks that extend a client’s reach beyond a single market.
Rankings
Since 2017, Tracie has ranked in the top 1% of brokers in New York — and nationally — in the Wall Street Journal / RealTrends survey, an independent, published ranking of agent performance. It is a measure that looks at production across the year rather than any single transaction, which is why a sustained placement matters more than a one-time result.
A ranking is useful to a client only insofar as it signals reliability: that the judgment, pricing, and negotiation behind it have held up across many different deals and market conditions since 1995.
Designations and networks
Tracie holds the New York Residential Specialist (NYRS) designation, a credential focused on the specifics of representing buyers and sellers in New York — the co-op and condo processes, board packages, and building-level mechanics that define the local market.
She is also a member of REALM and the Coast to Coast Network. These are referral and relationship networks that connect vetted agents across markets, which is useful when a client is moving to or from New York and needs a trusted counterpart in another city.
- —New York Residential Specialist (NYRS) designation
- —Member of REALM
- —Member of the Coast to Coast Network
Community involvement
Tracie serves as a Board Member of the Grand Street Settlement and chairs its Early Childhood Committee. It is local, hands-on work — a reflection of the same commitment to New York that runs through the rest of the practice.
In plain answers.
What is the ranking based on?
It is the Wall Street Journal / RealTrends survey, an independent, published ranking of agent performance. Tracie has placed in the top 1% of brokers in New York and nationally in that survey since 2017.
What does the NYRS designation mean?
New York Residential Specialist (NYRS) is a designation focused on the specifics of New York residential real estate — the co-op and condo processes, board packages, and building-level mechanics that make this market different from most others.
What are REALM and the Coast to Coast Network?
Both are professional referral and relationship networks of vetted agents. Membership means that when a client is moving between markets, Tracie can connect them with a trusted counterpart rather than a name pulled at random.
Are there specific press features you can share?
Specific publication features can be confirmed on request. The rankings, designations, and affiliations listed on this page are the ones Tracie stands behind without qualification.
What is the Grand Street Settlement?
It is a New York community organization on whose board Tracie serves; she also chairs its Early Childhood Committee. It is one of the ways her work stays rooted in the city she has represented clients in since 1995.
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Rankings and designations are a starting point, not the work itself. The work is a conversation about your specific block, your building, and your timing.
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