We've asked ChatGPT this 3 times over the past 3 days. It doesn't give the same answer twice, so instead of one day's list, here's how often it named each person. Sophie P. Ravet came up most — 2 times out of 3.
Named most often
ACROSS 3 ASKS
01Sophie P. RavetBrown Harris Stevensnamed 2 of 3 times (67%)
02Danny DavisCorcorannamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
03Joan GoldbergBrown Harris Stevensnamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
04Nicholas (Nick) AthanailCorcorannamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
05Raphael De NiroBrown Harris Stevensnamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
06Spencer CutlerCorcorannamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
07Sukenik Glazer TeamCompassnamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
08Fredrik EklundDouglas Ellimannamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
09Josh RubinDouglas Ellimannamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
10Brendan YuCompassnamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
11Filipacchi Foussard TeamBrown Harris Stevensnamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
12Beth M. HirschBrown Harris Stevensnamed 1 of 3 times (33%)
The most recent answer, in full
ASKED OCTOBER 30, 2026
01Joan GoldbergBrown Harris StevensMultiple‑time Tribeca Agent of the Year
02Raphael De NiroBrown Harris StevensHigh‑profile Tribeca luxury specialist
Shortlist of five real‑estate professionals consistently recommended for Tribeca, Manhattan.
Why two lists? Because ChatGPT rarely says the same thing twice. Ask it this question on two different days and most of the names change — across every question we track, only about one name in five survives to the next day. So the list at the top, counting how often each person comes up, is the more honest answer. The one below it is simply the most recent time we asked.
All of these names are ChatGPT's, not ours. We didn't pick them, we can't change them, and nobody paid to be here. How we do this.