Emily Flax

· 2023 Real Trends Rankings - America's Best Real Estate Professionals: Ranked #16 in list of top agents by volume in Massachusetts and part of the top 1.5% of all Real Estate Professionals nationally · 2023 Boston Magazine's Top Real Estate Producer · #1 Broker in Provincetown and on Outer Cape Cod in 2020, 2021 and 2022 · 2022 #2 Broker on all of Cape Cod in a field of 1682 agents · 2022 Sales Volume over $65M · 2022 Real Trends Rankings - America's Best Real Estate Professionals: Ranked #33 in list of top agents by volume in Massachusetts and part of the top 1.5% of all Real Estate Professionals nationally A previous co-owner of Atlantic Bay Sotheby's International Realty prior to merging with Gibson Sotheby's International Realty, Emily Flax is a top producing Broker in her region. She has proudly earned the advanced professional designations of ABR®, Accredited Buyer's Representative and SRS, Seller Representative Specialist. She has represented countless Buyers and Sellers in all types of transactions, including residential, land and commercial, with a specialty in B&B's. She offers a level of attention and commitment to detail that routinely exceeds her clients' expectations. Much of her business comes to her by way of referrals from previous clients, which is the strongest indicator of her performance. She was drawn to the Outer Cape by its extraordinary natural beauty, and in 1998, she made Provincetown her home. First as the owner of a local Inn and now as a Realtor® and developer, she can share many personal experiences and information with you as you search for a business, investment property or a home. Prior to her career in real estate, she lived in Chicago and worked in the advertising industry as an executive producer for a computer animation and special effects company. She has a Bachelor of Science in Radio/Television/Film from Northwestern University and also studied abroad, spending a semester at a university in Israel. She is an avid supporter of many local arts and health organizations and is proud to have served for six years on the Board of Directors for the Center for Coastal Studies, an organization whose mission includes protecting and disentangling whales and other marine life, and preserve our coastal environment.