Alexis Bodenheimer has been Cathy Franklin’s partner for over 17 years. They have repeatedly been recognized by the WSJ and Real Trends as one of the top one-half of 1% of agents in the country and they have consistently ranked them in the top 10 brokers in Manhattan. For 2020, to date they have in excess of $150,000,000 sold or in contract. For 2019, they were Corcoran’s Overall Top Performance Sales Team of the Year and their sales exceeded $510,000,000. They also won Corcorans Deal of the Year Award for 2019. For 2018, their sales exceeded $200,000,000 and they were Corcoran’s East Side Sales Team of the Year. For 2017 their sales exceeded over $220,000,000 and their team was the number three team for the corporation. They were Corcoran’s Manhattan Salesperson of the Year for both 2016 and 2015 and were the recipients of the Upper Eastside Broker of the Year award for ten years at Brown Harris Stevens.

Professional, spirited and meticulous, Alexis collaborates with Cathy on every facet of a transaction. They are well known for their marketing and deal-making prowess, achieving record-breaking sales of townhouses including the sale of 12 E 73 for $41,000,000, the highest price in the history of New York for a 22-footer. As well as attaining the highest sales in the history of many buildings including 950 Fifth, 620 Park, 820 Park, 860 Park, 993 Park, 1095 Park, 1175 Park, 181 E 65, 137 E 66, 333 E 68, 125 E 72, 155 E 72, 39 E 75, 65 E 76, 21 E 79, 79 E 79, 3 E 84, 171 W 57 and 120 W 72. Also they have brokered multiple transactions in new developments throughout Manhattan.

Cathy, Alexis and their team have handled transactions for an outstanding group of clients from around the world, including leaders of finance, industry, politics, entertainment and media. Their clients value their acumen, intelligence, commitment, elegance and discretion, and have indicated the depth of the trust they place in the team by referring them to their own family and friends. Cathy and Alexis have been acknowledged by publications including NYT, WSJ, Forbes, Avenue, Gotham and Hamptons Magazine as a force in the industry.

Alexis graduated from Trinity College with a B.A. in Economics. A native of Philadelphia, her love of architecture was fostered by her childhood home, a historic landmarked townhouse off Rittenhouse Square. She lives on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, runs daily in Central Park and enjoys socializing with good friends and dining at great restaurants.