About Merrill Curtis

Merrill Curtis stands out for her unique combination of skills. Merrill has detailed experience in new development; personal familiarity with buying, selling, and renovating in New York; and has worked on the design with House Beautiful. She has a dedication to discretion and a genuine enthusiasm for the business, providing her with a unique ability to offer superior comprehensive service to all of her clients. A graduate of St. Paul’s School and Trinity College, she is a resident of the Upper East Side with her husband and their three children. She also received her master’s degree in psychological counseling from Teachers College at Columbia University. Merrill serves on the Women's Board of the Boys Club of New York and is on the committee of New York-Presbyterian Komansky Children's Hospital.

 

Amanda Cannon Goldworm, Megan Duryea Scott, and Merrill Curtis work in partnership to bring a new level of service to both buyers and sellers in New York City. Utilizing more than 45 years of combined experience, The AMM Team brokered $115 million in closed volume in 2022. They have ranked consistently among the top 10 teams across Sotheby's International Realty nationwide and have been repeatedly recognized by REAL Trends America's Best as being in the top 0.5% of sales agents in the U.S. Their encyclopedic knowledge of New York neighborhoods, buildings, floorplans, and the intricacies of cooperative boards, distinguishes them among their peers. Their seasoned negotiation and marketing skills, as well as networks of designers and architects, enable them to offer a highly personalized and full-service approach to every client.

 

Some of The AMM Team's notable sales include a high-floor apartment at the iconic Central Park Tower on 217 West 57th Street for $17.3 million, the historic Scribner Townhouse at 39 East 67th Street for $16 million, 320 Central Park West Penthouse for $15 million, a new development condominium at 10 Madison Square West for $14.5 million, 17 East 89th Street Penthouse for $11 million, a 14-room apartment at River House for $10.495 million, a classic Carnegie Hill Townhouse at 52 East 91st Street for $9.45 million, and a duplex at 925 Park Avenue for $8.3 million representing both the buyer and seller.