About Brian Boardman

Coming Home

In 1991, Brian and his wife decided to leave their hectic life in Manhattan for the simpler pleasures of Vermont, wanting to raise their children in Burlington, Brian's home town.

So, after ten fast-paced years on Wall Street as a currency trader, Brian joined Coldwell Banker Hickok & Boardman Realty. One of Vermont's oldest companies, Hickok & Boardman's real estate division is a Coldwell Banker franchise with more than 50 full-time agents, as well as commercial, relocation, and rental services.

The other Hickok & Boardman companies include financial planning and insurance services.

A Passion For Excellence
Brian has been a top producer since joining the firm and is now the number one real estate agent in Burlington. The real estate magazine Unique Homes has called Brian the only "mega-realtor" in the state of Vermont, reflecting not just his outstanding sales record but his commitment to his clients and his passion for excellence.

He recently hosted a reporter from the Wall Street Journal's SmartMoney magazine for an article on real estate agents in today's economy, and was also quoted in an article on the Lake Champlain region of Vermont in the July/Aug 2010 issue of Robb Report's Exceptional Properties magazine.

Brian's Office
Brian and his office provide a full service experience you won't find with most other real estate professionals. Working with Brian and Sue is a one of a kind experience. Contact them with your real estate questions today!

Brian M. Boardman, Realtor, brian@brianboardmanvt.com

Sue Wilson, Administrative Assistant, swilson@hickokandboardman.com

Diverse Clients, Diverse Needs
Because of Brian's time with an international brokerage on Wall Street, his years at the University of Vermont, and his deep Burlington roots, his clients come from a wide variety of backgrounds with a range of requests: lakefront property, condominiums, country property, and homes in Burlington's Hill Section. Brian and his team pride themselves on their detailed knowledge of the market and being able to find the right property for each client. Want to see what some of his clients have to say?

Local Involvement
As part of his family's ongoing commitment to Burlington and to Vermont, Brian has been involved with many local organizations and served on several boards of directors, including the following:

• Lake Champlain Land Trust
• COTS (Committee on Temporary Shelter)
• Habitat for Humanity
• Chittenden County Food Shelf
• Spectrum Youth Services
  
• The Flynn Center For The Performing Arts
• Mobius: The Mentoring Movement
• Fletcher Allen Health Care: Foundation Board

Family
Brian and his wife, Brooks, live in Burlington with their four children. His hobbies include boating, Bikram yoga, skiing, soccer, biking, antiquing, and home restoration.