Lisa is a dedicated real estate professional whose varied background uniquely positions her to serve your home buying and selling needs. Her earlier career as a real estate lawyer has endowed her with an understanding of the legal aspects of property transactions that she leverages to ensure the success of her clients.

Embracing the role of a full-time parent, Lisa chose to channel her energy into raising her three children, a decision that naturally led her to become deeply involved in the Edgemont community, where she has resided since 1996. Her involvement has been extensive and heartfelt, from participating in the PTA and serving as its president, and then contributing to the PTSA and other active community organizations. Her role as assistant to the director at the Congregation Kol Ami Nursery school in White Plains further enriched her community ties and honed her organizational skills.

In 2022, Lisa turned a new page in her professional journey by re-entering the real estate industry. This transition was fueled by her passion for helping families find not just a house, but the perfect home where they can create lasting memories. Her unique background, intimate knowledge of Edgemont and surrounding areas, and personal experience as a lawyer, parent and community leader provide her with a distinctive perspective. Lisa provides expert advice to buyers and sellers on their real estate transactions advising in negotiations that often include complex, multiple-offer situations. Her knowledge of the market, understanding of trends, straightforward and honest approach, and ability to guide her clients is what sets her apart.

When not working Lisa enjoys travelling to see her children, reading, knitting and playing Canasta, Mah Jong and Bridge with friends.

Whether you're searching for your dream home or looking to sell, Lisa's approach is tailored to meet your specific needs, ensuring a personalized and seamless experience. Together with Lisa, you'll navigate the journey to find the place where you can truly feel at home.

Lisa Cohen