Ferle has extensive knowledge of the Cambridge & Somerville markets and has earned top honors since 1995. She is known for her customized marketing presentations & ability to assist sellers in staging their properties to create lasting first impressions. Ferle’s marketing talents were honed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art as Assistant to Diana Vreeland in the Costume Institute and as Director of Sales/Promotion for Estee Lauder Prescriptives.

Background

Ferle Bramson possesses a unique and extensive background in business and the arts.  Her world stretches from the excitement and sophistication of New York to the quiet simplicity of the Buddhist monastary.   Trained as an art historian and film maker, Ferle approaches all that she does with a keen visual intelligence and an understanding of human nature that is based both on intuitive perception and astute observation. Energetic, creative, and willing to take risks, Ferle has moved gracefully from the rarified atmosphere of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the high stakes corporate culture at Estee Lauder to the adventure of renovating and restoring high-end single family homes in Cambridge.  To walk into a house with Ferle, a Senior Associate at Coldwell Banker, is to embark on a journey of exploration and imagination.   What the client sees is not the gloom of too small windows and dark paneling, but the light flooding through the French doors that will open onto the backyard once the dining room wall disappears.  If budget restrictions preclude major reconstruction, Ferle can supply the name of a painter who can brighten the space  without breaking the bank.  She is a networker extraordinaire, making matches among her store of friends, realtor colleagues, home improvement specialists, and clients, all of whose skills and interests she’s thoughtfully noted.  

Ferle has lived in Boston for the past 21 years, and for the last 20 years she has marketed and developed residential property in Cambridge, Somerville, Belmont, Arlington, Watertown and Medford.