Ryan Serhant

Ryan Serhant was born on Jul 02, 1984 in USA. Ryan Serhant's big-screen debut came with While We're Young directed by Noah Baumbach in 2014, strarring Hedge Fund Dave.

Ryan Serhant is an American real-estate mogul, producer, TV personality, hand model, and film actor. He is best known as the star of Bravo's Emmy-winning Million Dollar Listing New York (2012) and as the founder of the #1 real estate firm in NYC known as the Serhant Team. Ryan is also the producer and star of his new show, Sell It Like Serhant (2018), which debuted April of 2018. In the 8-episode docu-series, Serhant helps struggling salespeople across the country improve their skills, turning them into selling sharks like himself.Serhant graduated from Hamilton College in 2006 with degrees in English literature and theater. After college, he moved to New York City for a starring role on the iconic soap opera As the World Turns (1956).Always up for a challenge, Serhant took the advice of a friend and decided to pursue a career in real estate. He walked into the offices of Nest Seekers International, one of the largest real estate brokerage firms in New York City, and was offered a job. Serhant's dreams were about to become a reality in more ways than one. Serhant's tireless work ethic paid off, and he was quickly promoted to Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Nest Seekers International. In less than five years, he had sold nearly $1 billion in real estate and was ranked as one of the top-20 real-estate brokers out of 28,000 in New York City by the Real Deal magazine.Serhant's extraordinary success brought him back to television when he was least expecting it. Producers of a real-estate television series cast him in a starring role. The series, Bravo's Million Dollar Listing New York (2012), is a huge ratings success and airs internationally. His television career has expanded to include appearances on 20/20 (1978), CNN, CNBC, Today (1952), The Insider, and Bloomberg TV, among others. Serhant is frequently quoted in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Wall Street Journal China, the Boston Herald, the New York Post, and the New York Daily News. Serhant takes pride in his accomplishments and his success has allowed him to help others. He supports several non-profit organizations including Share Our Strength, Habitat for Humanity, the Human Rights Campaign, and Charity Water.