About Bonnie

Bonnie Chajet has consistently been ranked a top-performing broker firm-wide since becoming a partner at Warburg Realty in 1991. She was recognized by REAL Trends as one of America's Top Real Estate Professionals by Sales Volume in 2020 and ranked #56 overall in New York City. Yet her illustrious real estate career began years before that. In 1976, Bonnie teamed up with her friend and fellow broker, Ronnie Lane, also a company partner. Together, they have not only gained industry-wide respect for their impeccable service and results, but have been recognized by the real estate trade press as the longest running partnership in NYC residential real estate. A specialist on the Upper East Side, where she has long resided, and Upper West Side, where she grew up and now lives, Bonnie is a seasoned real estate veteran who helps clients in all neighborhoods and price ranges realize their dreams. Whether you are selling a prized property you've enjoyed for many years or seek a luxury home to create new memories, she will streamline your transaction with incomparable expertise. Prior to entering real estate, Bonnie excelled in the communications field. Her expert sales skills and people instincts, coupled with her intimate knowledge of New York, made her transition to real estate natural. In her many years in the business, she has served generations of clients, and been rewarded with referrals and repeat business from loyal buyers and sellers. Outside of work, Bonnie is an honorary member on the Board of Women in Need, an organization that benefits homeless women and children. She also enjoys time with her family, which includes her daughter who is also a successful broker with Warburg Realty. Most recently, Bonnie was awarded The Henry Forster Memorial Award at the 2023 Annual Residential Deal of the Year Awards Ceremony. The award is presented to a broker whose outstanding record of achievement and conduct within both the industry and the community has brought recognition to them, their firm and the profession.