Nina Fiasconaro

Nina’s ability to put her clients at ease while truly listening to their needs has made her an outstanding success in real estate. Blending expertise with genuine compassion, she takes pride in matching buyers and sellers with homes that perfectly fit their lifestyles. Her professionalism, honesty, and care earn her the trust of her clients – many of whom confidently refer her to friends and [...]

Nina’s ability to put her clients at ease while truly listening to their needs has made her an outstanding success in real estate. Blending expertise with genuine compassion, she takes pride in matching buyers and sellers with homes that perfectly fit their lifestyles. Her professionalism, honesty, and care earn her the trust of her clients – many of whom confidently refer her to friends and family.

Originally from the suburbs of New York City, Nina is a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology. Before entering real estate, she spent 32 years in the wholesale jewelry industry, where she honed her eye for design, detail, and trends. Her transition into real estate was natural, combining her lifelong interests in fashion, architecture, interior design, and the art of connecting people with beautiful spaces.

Nina is deeply dedicated to advocacy and community service. Appointed by the governor as a state advocate for people with disabilities, she serves as Co-Chair of the Rhode Island State Rehabilitation Council. Her 25-year journey raising her beloved multi-handicapped son inspired her to devote herself to the disabled community, serving on numerous boards and councils in both New York and Rhode Island.

Her love for Rhode Island began in 2000, when she purchased her first home there. Captivated by the state’s culture, geography, and kindness, Nina has since become an active part of the local community – both personally and professionally. As a Broker Associate, she finds joy in helping others discover what she found years ago: a true sense of home in Rhode Island.
 

Community Involvement

Founder and Director of 401: A League of Our Own, a Special Needs Buddy Ball program that brings children with special needs together with their siblings and family members to play, connect, and celebrate inclusion.