Mary Ellen Gallagher
Cell: 203.216.0699
Mary Ellen Gallagher is a personable, caring, top producing realtor with a straightforward manner. Driven by her smart, analytical approach and passion for the local community, Mary Ellen delivers resounding success for buyers and sellers. Extensive experience living throughout the tri-state area and as an expat in Switzerland has given Mary Ellen a deep understanding of, and appreciation for, the true meaning of home.
She credits her educational and professional background in finance for forming the core of her business-like approach to real estate. In the business since 2007 and backed by the strength of the KMS Team at COMPASS, Mary Ellen is the realtor of choice for clients seeking skilled, trustworthy guidance in their next search or sale.
Dedicated and diligent, she is passionate about helping every client make their real estate dreams a reality. Buyers commend Mary Ellen's attentiveness, patience and encyclopedic understanding of the local real estate market. For sellers, she delivers a seamless path to success with her keen eye for staging and marketing. By consistently exceeding her clients' expectations, Mary Ellen has built a substantial repeat and referral business.
Her unwavering commitment to real estate, family and community is demonstrated by extensive, hands-on involvement in local nonprofit organizations. In her free time, Mary Ellen enjoys an active lifestyle taking in all that Fairfield County has to offer, including golfing, racket sports, skiing, hiking and boating on Long Island Sound.
~ Q & A with Mary Ellen ~
Why did you choose real estate as a career?
What is your most memorable real estate transaction?
What do clients love most
about working with you and
the KMS Team?
What is your favorite outing in the main communities
served by the KMS Team?
And advice for your
selling client?
If you could give one short piece of advice to your buying client?
How have you seen the market change
in your time as a broker?
What do you wish you
knew when you sold your
first home?
What do you wish you
knew when you bought your
first home?