Maggy Gousse began her highly successful real estate career over 20 years ago with the leading Westside Los Angeles Real Estate firm, where early in her career, she distinguished herself by achieving the highest sales for a new agent 2001.

Maggy specializes in luxury residential properties in Brentwood, Bel Air, Hollywood Hills, and Beverly Hills . Also licensed in the state of New York, she has worked in Brooklyn, Queens, and NY. Maggy also has global real estate connections, and has completed sales in Montreal, Quebec throughout the years. She also recently completed $6.5 Million Dollar sale of a Beach Resort Hotel in the Country of Haiti.

Maggy has sold hotels, industrial buildings, and multi-unit apartment buildings in addition to numerous luxury condominiums and major estates, which are her fields of expertise. A consistent top producer, she was previously recognized by RE/MAX for her high sales in California and Hawaii, earning membership in the Presidents Club.

Her success and clients loyalty can be attributed to her ability to listen to her clients concerns find immediate solutions; be honest and informative; and provide ongoing sales, real estate acquisitions ,consultation services and providing the best marketing for property exposure to obtain result in quick sales.

Educated at LACC, Los Angeles and Cal State University, Maggy's entire professional career has been devoted to public relations , sales and marketing. Her impressive clients list includes well-known artists and major investors.

Fluent in several languages and a lover of theater, Maggy is also an actor. She also contributes to charitable and community service initiatives, including the Los Angeles Children's Hospital and Children's Miracle Network. She has also supported food distribution efforts in undeserved areas of Los Angeles County for over five years. Maggy is a former InterNation Ambassador, having represented expats in the Caribbeans.

New York: LIC 10401332523 California LIC: 01252484

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