Cameron LeCates joined The Kantha Team at SERHANT. in 2024 as a founding member after four years working on the number one ranked small team in New York City.
Cameron has represented over $500 million in residential, commercial, and institutional real estate, and has been responsible for the sale and leasing of over 75 properties. He has also been cited in a number of publications including the The Wall Street Journal, The New York Post and The Real Deal.
Notable mentions for Cameron’s career included being part of the #1 ranked team in New York and #7 nationwide in transaction volume (REAL Trends 2022 rankings as seen in the Wall Street Journal).
Originally from York, Pennsylvania, Cameron attended York Suburban High School and graduated from the Sigmund Weis School of Business at Susquehanna University. Cameron briefly worked in the fashion industry in Washington, D.C. and London prior to joining SERHANT.
Cameron currently resides in Brooklyn Heights. In his free time, he is an avid art collector and skier and enjoys spending his time traveling, especially to Montana.
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June 25, 2026
"The biggest commercial sale to hit records was in Whitestone at 157-15 19th Avenue for about $58.18 million. The sale included the 47,000 square foot building and the adjacent parking lot. The seller was Clearview Land LLC, linked to the Grand Healthcare System. The buyer was a group of companies tied to Mark Friedman. The property currently serves as a nursing home facility."
June 16, 2026
"Brooklyn's luxury residential market recorded 30 contracts last week totaling $126 million for homes asking at least $2 million, marking an increase from the 25 contracts worth $81 million signed the previous week."
May 16, 2026
"The top commercial real estate transaction to hit records was in Midtown, where Gary Barnett’s Extell Development Company closed on the sale of a development site at 405-407 Park Avenue for about $451 million, according to deeds filed with the city. Sources previously told The Real Deal that the sellers were seeking north of $500 million for the site, and that Extell was also set to acquire air rights from the nearby Central Synagogue. Swedish investor Corem Property Group AB was the seller of 407–417 Park Avenue, and Deutsche Bank’s asset management arm and MRP Realty were the sellers of 405 Park Avenue."
