Who is Jordan Hurt? ‘Owning Manhattan’ realtor has 11 years of experience under his belt
MANHATTAN, NEW YORK: Jordan Hurt, a seasoned real estate professional, is poised to appear on Netflix's upcoming show 'Owning Manhattan'. With over 11 years of experience in the industry and a remarkable track record of over $200 million in sales, Jordan is known for his expertise in handling new development projects and high-end properties.
His approach to assisting clients in the buying and selling process is marked by a sense of grace and dignity, as he navigates them through any obstacles with a positive and solution-focused mindset.
Jordan's extensive background in real estate allows him to provide his clients with the best opportunities to reach their desired outcomes. His compassionate and engaging approach to real estate not only makes the process enjoyable but also ensures a rewarding experience for his clients.
With an engaging demeanor and a strong sense of empathy, Jordan excels as a negotiator and possesses a profound understanding of all facets of property transactions.
Having been a vital member of a top-ranking real estate team and the right-hand man to a highly successful broker, Jordan played a pivotal role in managing a large sales team that consistently achieved over $700 million in annual sales.
His expertise extends to analyzing market data for various types of properties, including new developments, condos, co-ops, and townhouses throughout the city, providing him with valuable insights into market trends and purchasing behavior.
'Owning Manhattan' star Jordan Hurt has been featured in many magazines
Jordan's work has been recognized in various prestigious publications such as Mansion Global, the New York Post, and Mann Report. He has played a significant role in the sale of numerous high-end new development properties in Manhattan, such as 67 Franklin Street, 219 East 44th Street, and 172 Madison Avenue.
Jordan has a unique approach to serving his clients, tailoring his services to cater to the specific needs of developers, investors, buyers, and sellers.
When the real estate agent is not busy working, he finds joy in cycling around the bustling streets of the city and cherishes spending time with loved ones. Currently residing in Downtown Manhattan, he shares his home with his beloved French Bulldog, Pedro.
'Owning Manhattan' star Jordan Hurt quit his job to travel the world during the COVID-19 pandemic
Jordan Hurt, originally from Ohio, is a dedicated traveler who loves attending live music events and playing guitar. Along with his passion for exploring new places, he also volunteers at the LGBTQ Center in New York City.
In December 2019, Jordan went skydiving over the beautiful Manuel Antonio National Park in Costa Rica and then went for a swim in the Pacific Ocean to cool off. While swimming, the 36-year-old realized that he needed a break from the busy city of New York.
Jordan spent almost ten years in NYC and worked as an assistant to Ryan Serhant from 'Million Dollar Listing New York'. After some time, he started questioning if the hectic lifestyle in the city was really making him happy.
“The answer was no. As I was in the ocean … I just looked around and I was like, ‘Oh, it’s this. This is what I want,' " he told the New York Post.
After returning to the city in January, he started planning a year-long backpacking trip around the world. But as his July departure date approached, he encountered various obstacles due to the escalating COVID-19 pandemic in the United States starting in March.
The CDC recommended avoiding unnecessary travel, and most countries around the world have closed their borders to travelers from the US. He initially struggled with the idea of being in quarantine but eventually realized he needed to remain optimistic and find ways to make it work.
Jordan was determined to go on a trip he had planned for a long time and had already prepared by setting aside time and money. He felt that it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and didn't want to wait any longer. He believed that if he had waited, his life would have been very different.
Starting in London, he quarantined for 14 days before moving to Paris. He had to change his plans multiple times due to COVID-19 restrictions. Initially planning to start in Guatemala, he rerouted to Europe instead.
Jordan Hurt is excited for the world to finally see 'Owning Manhattan'
Jordan Hurt recently shared his enthusiasm on Instagram for the debut of Netflix's latest show 'Owning Manhattan', which chronicles Ryan Serhant and his team of top-tier agents as they navigate the cutthroat world of luxury real estate in New York City.
With eight episodes dedicated to showcasing their relentless drive to secure the most coveted listings, rival brokerages should beware, as this group will go to any lengths to solidify their dominance in the industry.
"4 days until the series premiere of Owning Manhattan on Netflix!! 🎥 I am so excited for the world to finally see what we’ve been up to with this project. It is truly a labor of love mixed with a lot of blood, sweat, and tears," he wrote.
The real estate agent added, "Owning Manhattan gives a look inside the glamorous, adrenaline-filled universe of high-stakes real estate in New York City. My boss of 10 years, world famous broker and CEO Ryan Serhant, and an ambitious army of agents including myself will stop at nothing on our mission to become the #1 brokerage in the world."
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'Owning Manhattan' releases on June 28, 2024, only on Netflix