Alan Kessler at Andreassen Properties
Meet Alan Kessler
Alan's road to Hudson Valley real estate runs through military service, hands-on building work, hospitality, boating, and decades of high-touch sales.
The person clients reach
Alan is a U.S. Army veteran who enjoys fishing and playing guitar. Those personal chapters help explain the grounded, direct style he brings to his work.
Alan's public biography describes his 1967–69 Army service at the Joint Security Area in Panmunjom, Korea. This contemporary photo reflects his continued veteran identity; it is not a service-era photograph.
Alan enjoys fishing—a welcome counterpoint to the pace and detail of real estate.
When he steps away from a transaction, Alan enjoys playing guitar and time in the studio.
The approach
Price and property are only part of a move. Alan starts with the person, the pressure, and the desired outcome.
Straightforward guidance is more valuable than easy reassurance—especially when a deal gets complicated.
Responsiveness, follow-through, and practical problem-solving keep momentum when a transaction needs it most.
The road here
The milestones below are paraphrased from Alan's public professional biography. They are not standard real estate résumé lines—and that is precisely the point.
Read Alan's self-authored Zillow biography (affiliation details may be outdated) (opens in a new tab)Alan served at the Joint Security Area in Panmunjom, Korea—a chapter grounded in responsibility and discipline.
He moved to Maui and worked across carpentry, restaurant management, and deep-sea charter fishing.
Alan moved his family to Boulder and built a career in automotive sales. His public biography reports that he ranked among Subaru's top five salespeople nationally.
He moved to Los Angeles and served as a Santa Monica Subaru sales manager before the next chapter began.
According to his public biography, Alan obtained his New York real estate license in 2014. His documented regional closing record also dates to that year.
According to Alan's public profile, he reports more than $3.8 million in 2016 sales, primarily commercial property.
The regional chapter
Alan's documented public record now covers 44 distinct priced closings and counting, with more than $12.14M in documented closed transaction value across Ulster and Greene counties. Add his verified $3M Manhattan seller listing, and the combined documented closed-and-marketed value is $15.14M.
Explore the documented closingsProfessional details
A conversation is the first useful step
Call or text Alan directly about what you are considering. You will reach him—not a routing desk or automated lead funnel.