Anthony Sciortino, owner of Brooklyn 4U Realty LLC, located in Mill Basin, Brooklyn, is a respectfully established and renowned member of the real estate industry since 1986.  Throughout the past decades, not only has Anthony made strides within the industry, but he also commits himself to community work as well. As a charter member of the St. Bernard’s Council of the Knights of Columbus (#14269), Anthony was pivotal in its inception.

Additionally, Anthony is a member of the Mill Basin Lion’s Club, an international service organization.  Now considered a past president of this chapter after serving three terms, Anthony is a recipient of the Melvin Jones Award, the highest possible honor to a Lion’s Club member.  He is also a recipient of several recognitions from local and state council members. Within the real estate world, Anthony serves as a director of Brooklyn Multiple Listing Service (MLS).

With over three decades of real estate experience in the New York metro area, Anthony has recently entered a new phase of his professional career. After adding a second location to his firm, Brooklyn 4U Realty of Dyker Heights, he is confident that this expansion will allow the company to grow in many areas of both Brooklyn and New York City as a whole.

He has dedicated himself to better serve the community with the highest quality of professionalism and integrity.  Moreover, he is committed to continue to work by the ethically high standards he has set forth in the real estate industry.  Whether you are thinking of selling, buying, or renting a property, Anthony is here to guide you skillfully and diligently through the entire process, hoping to create a seamless and memorable experience for you.

Brooklyn 4U Realty serves all five boroughs of the New York metropolitan area.  The expertise of its founder consists of that in residential, commercial, leasing, and rental properties.  Brooklyn 4U’s seasoned team of licensed agents and brokers takes pride in their commitment to excellence with delivery of outstanding service.