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Mary Marcus, Real Estate Broker

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate

With a background in interior design and a lifelong appreciation for architecture and aesthetics, Mary Marcus made a natural transition into real estate 17 years ago. Her career has been shaped by hands-on experience owning and styling properties ranging from intimate condominiums to expansive estates. Her combination of design expertise and market knowledge gives her a unique edge when helping clients find homes that fit their lifestyles and visual preferences.

Marcus specializes in residential real estate throughout Chicago’s North Shore, including Northbrook, Glencoe, Wilmette, Winnetka, Glenview, Deerfield, Highland Park, Wheeling, Buffalo Grove and surrounding communities extending into Wisconsin. She works with a broad spectrum of clients, from first-time buyers to seasoned investors and luxury home seekers. She guides her clients through every step of the process with calmness, confidence and clarity. Known for her personalized, full-service approach, she prioritizes trust, responsiveness and strong communication.

Clients routinely describe Marcus as knowledgeable, patient and approachable — someone who listens deeply and acts as a true advocate throughout the buying or selling journey. Her negotiation skills and understanding of local market dynamics have helped secure winning offers, even in multiple-offer situations. Last year, she helped a buyer secure a home with over a dozen competing bids, a standout moment that reflected her dedication to delivering results without sacrificing care.

Most of Marcus’ business comes from referrals, a testament to the relationships she builds and the value she consistently delivers. She believes real estate doesn’t have to be stressful, and clients often say she makes the process feel simple and enjoyable. Her mission is to make every move successful, no matter the property type or price point, always putting her clients first.

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