About Becky Munro

Becky’s ability to sell unique properties from the family home to country estates has made her one of the highest-ranked salespeople at Brown Harris Stevens. When a movie producer in Redding wanted to sell his 40-acre manor house at $11,875,000, Becky sold it for him in 39 days. She then sold 80 acres on the top of a mountain in Ridgefield for $8 million, in 35 days. "I love country homes," Becky says. "But waterfront properties are exciting as they represent a specific selling approach. We sold 2/3rd of Darien waterfront above $5 million in 2013."

"Real estate is not random; it follows a distinctive pattern and numerical analysis. When we combine analysis with video and 3D and drone technology, our results are excellent.”

Becky was a featured speaker at the NYC Inman Real Estate conference in 2015, featured with her property on the Today show and Epic Beach Homes on the Discovery Channel, Open House NYC Sunday show, London Daily Mail, and winner of "House of the Day" (Wall Street Journal) for the year of 2013.

Becky has cemented her place as a tenacious negotiator, a skill mastered in 25 years of commodity trading for Cargill and other companies, and she closes deals regardless of their level of difficulty, with persistence and discretion. "My clients’ homes, whether they are buying or selling, can be the biggest investment they will make,” she says. “It is crucial for me to have all the necessary skillsets to help them maximize their goal. I am privileged to be part of this process."

Becky traded for Cargill in NYC and London before moving to Darien, CT in 1987 with her husband, Dougal, to open the US Company of a Swiss Oil Group. She did international real estate in 2000 before entering the local residential real estate market.

"The success of my business is much due to my support staff," Becky says. "Together we make every home spectacular and through staging create beautiful rooms, which is why we sell so fast. Above all is Brown Harris Stevens’ marketing team, who are the creative and technical geniuses that keep us way ahead of our competition."

Becky and Dougal have a daughter who attended Miami University in Ohio and a son who went to Vanderbilt. Becky is involved with several town organizations. "In my spare time, I love to row—not particularly well or straight, but I am working on that,” she says.

"I have had the great opportunity to raise my children in a beautiful and welcoming coastal community with top libraries, Blue Ribbon Schools, and so much more. Please let me show you!”