But closing multimillion-dollar deals on Gotham’s finest addresses wasn’t her first love. Instead, it’s become the former Miss New York USA’s glitzy second act. , it boosted my confidence and taught me tenacity,” Siaca, 30, a first-year realtor with luxury brokerage The Corcoran Group, told The Post. “With all those tools,” continued the brunette, “transitioning into New York City real estate just made sense.
“I’m a real New Yorker — an achiever with big dreams,” she added. “My past work experiences make me more well-rounded as a realtor.”As a model, author and reality TV vet, Bensimon tells The Post that real estate is all about lavishing clients with the “best” buys on the market.For the model, plugging prime finds comes as second nature.
And since joining Serhant in 2022, the savvy siren’s hammered out huge contacts, including deals for a trio of lifts in Tribeca — each ranging in price between $6 to $12 million — a swank Upper East Side townhouse and a forthcoming development in Greenpoint. “Each time I lost or was told ‘No,’ it made me stronger,” she added. “Now, when I’m told ‘No’ as a realtor, I just shrug it off and keep grinding.” A winner through and through, Siaca has enjoyed repeat successes since making the switch from pageantry to realty in 2023.— founded by “Shark Tank” dynamo Barbara Corcoran. In less than a year, Siaca’s already sold a $3.5 million property.