Anna Sherbinina – The Whirlwind of Real Estate

Life

by G.Wen
 
Anna Sherbinina, a force of nature in the luxury real estate world, is a true blend of art and business. With a background as a model and actress, having worked with icons like Scorsese, she brings a unique and creative flair to her work. She credits her unwavering determination and a “gold bar of culture” as keys to her success, selling properties with a passion as if her life depended on it. Her journey proves that combining a rich past with a proactive, insightful approach is the ultimate recipe for triumph. A Parisian at heart, she finds incredible fulfillment in a career that is as vibrant and complex as she is.
 
 
G.Wen : Hello Anna Sherbinina. Are you black and white, or in color?
 
Anna Sherbinina : You know… moving from Black… into White, it’s something chic and sharp. I really love that. And at the same time, I love bright colors… rare… cascading… blending together. So really, I’d say both.
 
G.Wen : And in real estate… Why are there people like you, who are so successful… and others who struggle to find clients?
A S Global Realty 10 Place Vendôme, 75001 Paris - France, article by G.Wen for the Edge mag

photos © Jean-Daniel Lorieux

A. S.: Well… Rome wasn’t built in a day. I think it’s a combination of factors. My whole intention is to help people… as best as I can.
I have a big arsenal of tools at my disposal.

Fifteen years of modeling and acting… when I worked for the greatest names, like Scorsese… top designers, couturiers… that helps! Then, strong technical skills,because I even chose to go back to school, to sit in classrooms again to get an additional degree at ESPI in Paris, the best in France, to be sure that when it comes to technical and legal matters everything is sharp… there’s also the huge hands-on experience. And then there’s the network I’m building, and a proactive approach… insightful… thorough. I notice that I never let go… until I’ve closed the deal. Often, people get discouraged by setbacks not me. I’m really selling properties or do properties search… as if my life depended on it… and I think people can feel that.

 
G.Wen : You’re an artist too. Do you miss cinema?
 
A. S.: It’s true, I miss cinema a lot. At the same time, I find incredible fulfillment… in real estate, when we sell very rare properties. Very often, generosity comes back around… and I’m fortunate that my clients put blind trust in me… which in turn often allows for very, very successful sales. One of my wildest experiences, I brought in a young writer… to write a short story about an rare apartment close to Palais Bourbon… That was absolutely fabulous… which makes me want to write several stories about other properties and publish them.
 
G.Wen : Parisian, international… Have you traveled a lot?
 
A. S.: Yes. When I was a model… I traveled all over the world. I also traveled enormously… through books, music… but I always come back to Paris… my land of choice… the city that inspired the greatest. Some would say it’s a state of mind… it’s true that I formed very powerful friendships here… for example, I was Anthony Delon’s partner… and close to Alain Delon… who is the most legendary actor, an icon in France and worldwide through them learned a lot… also… through all the other experiences I can share. And all this rich baggage… only keeps growing, like a gold bar of culture… and soon I hope… to rival… the Bank of France… [Laughs]

A S Global Realty
10 Place Vendôme,
75001 Paris – France

photos © Jean-Daniel Lorieux

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