Bianca D'Alessio, Real Estate Professional

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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, and 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.

10/17/2026

Congratulations Kathryn Porritt on your incredible book launch.

Sitting around a table in Austin surrounded by true icons, Kathryn asked each of us to introduce ourselves as what we are best in the world at.

The best in the world.

A few years ago I would have struggled to claim that statement. I had not yet given myself permission to say it out loud. Then I started changing the rooms I was spending time in. The mentors and coaches I took on. The people I ate meals with. Who I traveled the world with.

When you surround yourself with people who only operate at best in the world levels, the sentence stops sounding like a brag and becomes a standard you are responsible for holding.

In her book, Kathryn makes the case that positioning only ever works in one direction. You start at the apex, because nobody has ever climbed their way up to premium by working harder at the bottom.

So much of what she teaches is how we already work. When a developer comes to us, we build the brand identity, the story, and the exact buyer profile before a shovel hits the ground. Then at every milestone we create momentum, we create urgency, we create excitement. You set the altitude first, or you spend the rest of the project chasing a discount.

This is what I am best in the world at. Knowing what something is worth before anyone else can see it, and then building the demand that proves it.

The skill that works on our buildings works on anything somebody is trying to build.

Iconic is more than the book of business. It is more than the number. It is bigger than the stage.

It is presence. It is what you are known for before anyone knows you at all. It is the way you carry yourself before you have gotten there.

Iconic is not the moment people start noticing. It is who you were the entire time before they did.

Iconic Influence is out now, pick up your copy on Amazon

10/13/2026

Happy National Farmers Day to the greatest, hardest working, most loving man I know.

You inspire me every day, and I am so lucky to live life with you.

10/09/2026

I’ve spent the past few years of my career on camera. Property tours. Stages. Two seasons on reality TV. National news contributor. My own YouTube show. My own podcast. Hundreds of other podcasts. Every one of them shows a polished, finished version.

Now I get to add a movie to the list. And this one shows the other part.

21 women sat in the same chair and answered a version of the same question: What did you discover that unlocked everything?

I’m honored to be one of them, and prouder of the company I’m in.

The film goes on tour this November, first stop Toronto.

Want to bring it to your city, your company or your school? Comment SCREENING and let’s make it happen.

And send this to the woman in your life whose story belongs on a screen.

Thank you HILARY DECESARE | Neuro-Performance Coach and the ReLaunch team for this incredible film. What a privilege to be part of it.

10/09/2026

People think I’m a natural speaker.

I’m not.

I’ve spent years learning how to articulate my words, and I continue to practice at it. Every single day. Over and over. I keep putting in the reps, and it doesn’t matter how good I get, I keep driving to get better.

Almost nobody talks about the importance of being able to articulate your thoughts, communicate clearly, and connect with people when you speak. That is everything.

Same presentation. Same conversation. Same information. Material I could recite in my sleep. I practice it anyway. Every time.

I stand up. I run the hand movements, the gestures, the pacing, the way I enunciate, the inflection in my voice. Then I run it again. That is the secret to perfecting your delivery.

You run it enough times that you start finding the opportunities. A slight movement. A pause that should be shorter. An arm gesture that was doing nothing. A gap in your language you moved past because you were focused on getting through it.

Then I listen back to the playback and I find more.

The negotiation. The call with the broker. The call with the client. The delivery of bad news. My pitch to a developer, the same pitch I have given hundreds of times. A deal I have closed thousands of times.

Whatever it is, you keep practicing the craft to get better and better and better.

The people who look effortless on a stage ran it fifty times at a desk with nobody watching.

The reps are the work.

Send this to someone who needs to hear it đź’Ą

10/05/2026

Anyone can do the job.

The job is the floor. It’s what you were hired for, what’s in the contract, what everyone expects of you.

Loyalty doesn’t live there.

It lives in the part nobody is grading.
The check-in three months after the deal closed, just to ask how they’re settling in.
The call you make before they think to ask.
Showing up when nobody asked you to.

None of it shows up on a commission check. Nobody is keeping score.

And that’s exactly why people remember it.

Think about the people you trust most, in business and in life. It’s rarely because they did what they were supposed to do. It’s because of the one time they didn’t have to, and did anyway.

So send this to your favorite realtor, or anyone, who always walks the empty mile for you.

I flew to Florence with a 67-page business plan. What moved my business forward was one question from a mentor. Swipe to...
10/04/2026

I flew to Florence with a 67-page business plan. What moved my business forward was one question from a mentor. Swipe to find out what it was.

I went expecting four days of strategy. I spent them on how I think about money. What I value. What I tolerate. What I’d been calling resilience.

The proof was sitting on my calendar the whole time.

So here’s the exercise that helped me reframe everything.

Pull up last week’s calendar. Put a dollar amount next to every block. Every call, every showing, every pitch. The coffee you said yes to out of guilt.

Circle what paid you. Look hard at everything else.

Then decide who earns a spot next week.

Who’s sitting on your calendar right now that hasn’t earned it?

Small steps, big goals.That’s what sits underneath every lesson in this carousel: a goal that felt almost too big, and o...
10/03/2026

Small steps, big goals.

That’s what sits underneath every lesson in this carousel: a goal that felt almost too big, and one small step taken toward it anyway.

It’s easy to get this backwards. We shrink the goal until the first step feels safe, then wonder why nothing moves.

Keep the goal big. Make the step small enough to take before Monday.

The step is where the information lives. Send one email or make one call, and you learn more about the goal than a month of planning could tell you.

Pick the lesson that fits where you are right now and take one small step on it this week. Then drop your big goal and your small step in the comments, with a date on it.

I’ll be reading every one.

Mastering Intentions is on Amazon, and the audiobook is on Audible and Spotify. Link in bio.

Thank you Samantha Moonsammy Gordon and Simar El Nounou- Publish Your Book from Lucky Book Publishing - Samantha & Simar for making this possible 🤍

10/02/2026

I walked off that stage and a woman came up to me.

I’d just told the room my three-year goal. International stages, speaking to women about the power of their story.

She asked me to bring my book, , and speak on her stage. In two weeks. In Paris.

Without hesitation, the answer was yes.

Don’t be afraid to share your goals with the world. Say them out loud. Put them into the universe and let it do its magic.

No one can help you get there if they don’t know what you want.

Drop the goal you haven’t said out loud yet in the comments.

Paris is always a yes
10/01/2026

Paris is always a yes

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