Wellington Cruz brings a strong background in commercial real estate finance, brokerage operations, and transaction management to his work in New York City residential real estate.

Before transitioning to residential real estate, Wellington worked on the financial and operational side of the industry, supporting commercial real estate transactions across the United States and Canada. His experience includes reviewing lease and sale transactions, professional services agreements, commission structures involving multiple brokerages, and the financial details behind real estate revenue recognition. This background has given him a strong understanding of the business behind each transaction and a detail-oriented approach to every deal.

At Highline Residential, Wellington works with buyers, sellers, and renters throughout New York City. He takes the time to understand each client's goals, budget, timeline, and priorities so he can provide thoughtful guidance and identify opportunities that align with their needs.

Wellington's approach to real estate is straightforward: listen carefully, communicate clearly, and provide honest guidance. He believes clients should feel informed and confident throughout the process, whether they are searching for a home, signing a lease, preparing a property for sale, or evaluating an offer.

His background in finance and operations also brings an analytical and organized perspective to his real estate practice. Wellington pays close attention to the details of each transaction, stays on top of outstanding questions, and keeps clients informed about what to expect at every stage of the process.

With an understanding of both the property and the financial considerations behind a transaction, Wellington strives to make the real estate process clear, organized, and responsive. His goal is to build lasting relationships with clients by providing the level of service and trust they can rely on for their next move-and confidently recommend to others.

Wellington holds a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Management and Operations and a minor in Accounting.