William Ganz, Broker & Owner of Ganz Exclusive Real Estate is one of the leading real estate agents in Baltimore and represents some of the finest properties in the area.
Among other accolades, Ganz represented a record-breaking $6.25 million sale in 2017 and is consistently sought after for his unparalleled track record of success within the region. He has an extensive client base featuring those who seek the luxury lifestyle including heads of industry, celebrities, professional athletes, and investors.
He enjoys contributing to media coverage on the real estate industry and has been featured in Baltimore Magazine, The Baltimore Sun, The New York Post, Personal Real Estate Investor Magazine, Canadian Real Estate Magazine and Curbed.com with his editorial commentary and features on his real estate listings.
William graduated from Shenandoah University with a Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) in 1999 and from Loyola College in Maryland with a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) in 2002.
When he is not pursuing real estate, Ganz enjoys travelling, boating, social golfing, and spending time with his adopted Greyhound dog Flint. The duo resides along the Inner Harbor, Baltimore waterfront.
A former collegiate baseball pitcher, Ganz placed third in the nation in strikeouts per nine innings during his senior year. Never one to shy away from risk and adventure, Ganz personally captained his first boat during a three-week nautical journey from the Gulf Coast of Florida to the Chesapeake Bay of Maryland in 2007.
William also understands the importance of giving something back to the communities in which we live and work. His community outreach efforts include working on projects with various community agencies such as Our House, The Columbia Association, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, The United Way, and donations to various animal organizations.
One of William's proudest success stories was his full sponsorship of a student athlete from the Dominican Republic who pursued his dream of attending college and playing college baseball in the United States.