Battery Park Realty, Inc. (BPR) was founded in 1997 by one of New York City’s top real estate brokers, Margaret H. Liu. Her hard work,great vision, good connection, and dedication helped BPR become one of the top real estate firms in Manhattan. Margaret’s keen sense for the New York real estate market resulted in the firm impressively generating top gross sale.

Margaret has collaborated with major developers on commercial and residential properties. These are very successful developers including Boymelgreen, Albanese developers, Millennium partners, Related, TDC Development & Construction Corp. the largest Chinese Hotel developer in New York, Lam’s Group, & Laguna Pacific companies.  Some of her greatest sales include 509 5^th Ave, Somers Pointe Golf Club, and 1180 Avenue of the Americas (which sold at a whopping $259 million) as distress property sale.

            Battery Park Realty sold over 100 luxuries new condominium in Downtown Manhattan in last few years. Personal attention and professionalism are two of the main characteristics in BPR strive to practice. Focusing on Luxury Condominium sales and rentals in Battery Park City Downtown & all over Manhattan area & Long Island, commercial building including hotel, office building, land sale, distress property, golf course, & land development deal. With its multilingual ethnic sales team, BPR has become the most sought after broker’s firm for new developments including The Visionaire, River House, The Millennium Tower, Rector Square, 1 Rector Park, etc… Battery Park Realty represents many major Chinese companies, developers, banks, public trade companies, entrepreneurs, and investors in New York area.  

Margaret Liu was a recipient of the 2004 “Outstanding 50 Asian American in Business” award by AABDC (Asian American Business Development Center). She has received commendations from New York City comptrollers John Liu, former New York governor George Pataki, and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Founder of AUCC, Associations of U.S. Listed Chinese Company. She was a Board Director of CAREA (Chinese American Real Estate Associations). The New York real estate sector has referred to Margret as the “Rose of New York real estate” and “Queen of Downtown Manhattan real estate”.