In an industry often measured by numbers alone, Alysia Stern has redefined what success truly looks like.
Yes, the numbers are there. In 2025, Stern ranked among the top 1% of realtors in the Myrtle Beach market, producing over $20 million in sales volume—a milestone many chase but few achieve. But what sets her apart isn’t just what she earned. It’s what she gave away.
In the same year, Stern referred more than 15 clients to other agents—opportunities she could have easily kept. In a competitive industry, that kind of generosity is rare. For Stern, however, it’s the standard.
“I’ve never believed success was meant to be held onto,” she says. “It’s meant to be shared.”
A Career Built on Connection
As Stern celebrates 15 years in media, her journey reads like a masterclass in reinvention. From television appearances and radio hosting to writing and entrepreneurship, she has consistently used her voice to connect, uplift, and inspire.
That same energy carried into her work in real estate—where storytelling, trust, and human connection became her greatest assets.
But in 2025, Stern made a decision that surprised even her peers.
She gave away her time.
Teaching Without a Price Tag
At the height of her success, Stern spent countless hours teaching free social media classes for new real estate agents—equipping them with the tools, strategies, and confidence to build their own businesses.
No paywall. No upsell. No catch.
Just knowledge.
“I remember what it felt like to not know where to start,” Stern explains. “If I can shorten that learning curve for someone else, why wouldn’t I?”
In an industry where information is often monetized, Stern’s approach stood in stark contrast—and it didn’t go unnoticed.
From Classrooms to Airwaves
Now, Stern is expanding that mission.
In 2026, she was named one of the Top 10 Entrepreneurs to Follow by MSN.com, a recognition that reflects not just her business success, but her influence.
Her newest venture, a podcast titled Realtors in RVs, is the next evolution of her commitment to helping agents win.
The concept is as bold as it is symbolic—freedom, mobility, and building a life on your own terms. Sponsored by Seraphine Creative, Seraphine is making a donation to Cans and Crayons with every episode.
Through candid conversations and real-world insights, Stern is creating a space where agents can learn, grow, and feel seen.
“This isn’t just about selling homes,” she says. “It’s about building a life you actually want to live.”
The Heart Behind the Hustle
Beyond business and media, Stern’s deepest impact may lie in her work as a philanthropist.
Her initiative, Cans and Crayons, first launched in 2019, was built on a simple but powerful idea: no child should go hungry, and every child deserves the ability to create.
Now, the mission is evolving.
In 2025, Stern announced the relaunch of Cans and Crayons as a traveling, pop-up initiative—bringing food, art supplies, and hope directly into communities across the Myrtle Beach and Conway areas.
But her giving doesn’t stop there.
Stern has long been committed to supporting veterans and the homeless—causes deeply personal to her and her family.
A Life Rooted in Service
At home, Stern’s story is equally grounded in service and sacrifice.
She is married to a husband who served as both retired NYPD and FDNY, a legacy of protection and resilience that shapes their family’s values.
Together, they raised twins who are now forging their own paths:
- A son serving as a Marine
- A daughter working in the medical field
Service, in the Stern household, is not a concept. It’s a way of life.
More Than a Title
Alysia Stern is also a published author, with six children’s books to her name. Her latest, I Wish I Could Go Where You Go, co-written with Eddie Orlando, continues her mission of storytelling with heart and purpose.
Available through major retailers like Barnes & Noble and Amazon, her work reaches families far beyond the real estate world.
But if you ask Stern what matters most, she won’t mention rankings, recognition, or revenue.
She’ll talk about people.
A Legacy Still in Motion
In an era where success is often curated and filtered, Alysia Stern’s story feels refreshingly real.
It’s a story of showing up. Of giving back. Of choosing purpose over profit—even when profit is within reach.
And as she continues to expand her influence through media, real estate, education, and philanthropy, one thing is clear:
Alysia Stern isn’t just building a brand.
She’s building a legacy.
