About Jill Sokol

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Jill Sokol is Katonah’s biggest fan. In her words, “Nothing is better than living in a community for 27 years and loving it.” Jill and her husband Steve have “loved and launched” their 3 children and have greatly enjoyed being part of the Bedford – Katonah community. As a real estate agent, Jill considers it a true privilege to “sell such a unique lifestyle, being just an hour from New York City, yet living in a beautiful getaway.” A fearless dynamo, she will take the hard steps just as quickly as the easy steps to get you where you were meant to be. Are you thinking about a move that seems overwhelming? She’s been there – having moved from NYC to the suburbs with a 2 year old firstborn, she can empathize and offer wise, authentic guidance. Even to this day, she maintains a residence in and strong connection to Manhattan. Are you seeking a long term real estate relationship? Talk to her. A master of fostering relationships, Jill has spent 27 years helping to grow and cultivate the community at Mount Kisco Hebrew Congregation and brings that same level of commitment to you and your family’s needs. In addition to her real estate practice, Jill is a founding member of Sokol Associates, a legal search consulting firm that places attorneys of all levels within the US and abroad. In all her business pursuits, Jill enjoys working with people with diverse needs. She excels at putting people together and making mutually beneficial connections. Jill is candid, funny and kind. Her friends and peers consider her the “Go to Girl” for all types of information, especially about the community she loves. Jill is always generous with her time, ideas, thoughts and references. And she is tenacious! Jill will not rest until her clients have found a home that perfectly suits their needs. My team and I can help you with your real estate needs from New York City to Greenwich to Northern Westchester.

Community Involvement

Pleasantville Cottage House - Volunteer Fundraising for local charities: Neighbor’s Link and Interfaith Food Pantries