Bianca D'Alessio, Real Estate Professional

Bianca D'Alessio, Real Estate Professional Bianca D'Alessio, founder & CEO The Masters Division, #1 Team in NYC & NYS & #14 in the Nation She also loves new experiences and cultures.

Growing up in a family of developers in the Manhattan, Hamptons and Westchester markets for over 25 years, Bianca has learned the entire process first hand and became increasingly passionate about seeing a plot of land transformed into a beautiful home. Bianca’s market knowledge coupled with her extensive experience with condos and new development give her real estate clients an insider’s edge, an

d a strong advantage. Creative, enthusiastic and dedicated, Bianca gives full attention to each client’s unique needs. She never loses sight of the fact that the purchase or sale of a home is a life-changing undertaking. Prior to her career in Real Estate, Bianca worked for a non-for-profit organization that focused on leadership development for young women. She had the opportunity to travel around the United States facilitating education workshops, behavioral analysis and inspirational speaking for over 2,500 women. Bianca never backs down when faced with a challenging situation and embraces adversity head on. When Bianca is not entrenched in Real Estate, she is an avid volunteer in New York City. As a member of the Financial Literacy Committee at the New York Junior League, she is committed to empowering and educating young adults to make sound decisions when it comes to matters of personal finance. Throughout Manhattan, Bianca regularly facilitates workshops on topics such as opening a bank account, establishing and using lines of credit responsibly, household budgeting and navigating the financial aid application process for college. During her time at Babson College in Boston, Bianca packed a suitcase and moved to Auckland, New Zealand for six months where she enrolled at the Business School at the University of Auckland. She then spent the next three months living in China, Russia and India studying the entrepreneurial ecosystems and political spheres that affect business in the emerging markets. Bianca eventually went on to do consulting work for a technology start-up firm in Tel Aviv, Israel. Through her time abroad, she gained incredible insight on different communication styles, negotiation tactics and cultural norms. Bianca prides herself on being a strong listener, lifelong learner and loyal advocate for her clients.

06/18/2026

Every year on my birthday I spiral a little. Who am I, what have I actually done, why haven’t I done more.

So this year, instead of sitting in it, I did what I do best. I made a list.

All the lessons that have become the most prevalent in my life over the past few years.

About love. About loss. About building something real and losing yourself in it and fighting like hell to come back. About learning that success and fulfillment are not the same thing, and that the only definition of success that matters is the one you write for yourself.

For my whole life I have been running towards an arbitrary finish line. Well surprise, the finish line doesn’t exist.

So now, instead, I am focusing on being proud of who I’m becoming, on my own terms and by my own definition.

Here’s to 34. And here’s to writing the next chapter one day at a time.

What’s the one life lesson that is resonating with you most today 💚

Building a real estate team in New York is not a soft sport.The market punishes hesitation. The wrong hire costs you a q...
06/15/2026

Building a real estate team in New York is not a soft sport.

The market punishes hesitation. The wrong hire costs you a quarter. A weak system costs you a year. A loose culture costs you the team you spent five years assembling.

Last week at StreetEasy Skylines, I shared the five lessons that changed how I built The Masters Division into one of the top-ranked new development teams in the country.

Each of these lessons cost me time. They cosy me money. They cost me people I did not want to lose. And none of these lessons came easy.

The biggest bottleneck I had to remove was me. The hires who scaled were the ones with the right mindset, not the most polished resumes. Accountability is not micromanagement. Culture is not a slogan, it is what holds when the market gets hard.

And the strongest teams are never built on transactions. They are built on something larger.

Swipe through. Then tell me, what is the lesson that changed how you build?

Top 0.1%. Built One Building at a Time.The Wall Street Journal RealTrends just ranked The Masters Division: #9 Real Esta...
06/11/2026

Top 0.1%. Built One Building at a Time.

The Wall Street Journal RealTrends just ranked The Masters Division:

#9 Real Estate Team in New York State
#39 Real Estate Team in the United States
Top 0.1% of Teams Nationwide by Sales Volume

While rankings are an incredible honor, what matters most is what they represent.

Over the past year, our team has advised, launched, repositioned, leased, marketed, and sold some of New York City’s most exciting new development projects across Manhattan and Brooklyn.

From boutique condominiums and luxury townhomes to ground-up developments and adaptive reuse projects, every building here represents a developer who trusted us with their vision.

Collectively, these projects generated more than $350M in sales volume and represent the work, strategy, creativity, and ex*****on happening behind the scenes every day.

Grateful to our clients, developers, partners, buyers, sellers, and the entire The Masters Division who continue to trust us to bring these projects to life.

The rankings are the result.
But these buildings are the true story.

Which project is your favorite? 👇

06/11/2026

If you have the ability to give something meaningful, I believe you should.

For me, a small way that I do that is with my hair.

When I was 18 years old, I donated my hair for the first time. And now I’lll be making my fifth donation - over 50 inches of hair.

Over the years, I’ve donated to organizations including Pantene Beautiful Lengths and Hair We Share. This year, I’ll be donating to Children With Hair Loss, an organization that provides wigs to children completely free of charge.

Providing wigs free of charge has always been a main decision maker for who I have chosen to donate with.

Hair is so much more than hair.

It’s confidence.
It’s identity.
It’s self-expression.
It’s the feeling of looking in the mirror and recognizing yourself.

For children facing cancer, alopecia, burns, and other medical conditions that cause hair loss, those feelings can be challenged in ways most of us will never fully understand.

If donating my hair can help even one child feel a little more confident, a little more like themselves, or a little more beautiful, then that means everything to me.

I think I can get about 12 inches this year (which is the most desirable length) which means my hair is about to become the shortest it has been in years.

So before the big chop, I need inspo for the next do. What are the short short short hair looks that are in these days?

I can’t wait to take you all along for donation number five. 🤍

MAY IN THE PRESSFrom industry rankings and market commentary to national media features, May was filled with meaningful ...
06/02/2026

MAY IN THE PRESS

From industry rankings and market commentary to national media features, May was filled with meaningful conversations about real estate, entrepreneurship, leadership, and growth.

Featured in:
• The Hollywood Reporter
• The Real Deal
• New York Magazine
• The Epoch Times
• Babson College

I always enjoy the opportunity to contribute perspective on the trends shaping our industry and the strategies driving results in today’s market.

What real estate topics, market trends, or industry insights would you like to hear more about?

06/02/2026

For the first few years of building my business, I stopped traveling entirely.

I convinced myself that every day away from work was a day I was falling behind.

So I worked.
And worked.
And worked.

My business grew.
But my world got smaller.

The same meetings.
The same people.
The same routines.
The same way of thinking.

I was building momentum.
But I was losing perspective.

A few years later, I started traveling again and realized something:

The greatest value of travel isn’t the destination.
It’s the disruption.

In a new environment, nothing is automatic.
Autopilot gets turned off.

You have to adapt.
Observe.
Problem solve.
Trust yourself.

The same skills required to build a business.

The purpose of travel isn’t escape.
It’s perspective.

Because stepping outside of your routine is often the fastest way to challenge assumptions you’ve stopped questioning.

Some of the biggest breakthroughs in my life and career didn’t happen when I was working.

They happened when I stepped far enough away to see things differently.

Because the biggest risk isn’t failure.

It’s success without perspective.

When was the last time you changed your environment enough to change your thinking?

Honored to be recognized by as one of the top 36 real estate brokers in New York City and celebrate alongside so many i...
05/23/2026

Honored to be recognized by as one of the top 36 real estate brokers in New York City and celebrate alongside so many incredible people shaping this industry.

Celebrating the evening inside current and former apartment made an incredible evening even more epic.

Grateful to and for such a beautiful evening.

Very grateful for my team, my clients, and everyone who continues believing in what we are building at

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