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Douglas Elliman profits collapse amid slower real estate market

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Profits at Douglas Elliman fell by nearly 75 percent in 2018, thanks in part to a slower residential market, according to the latest earnings report. Continue reading →

Compass nabs top Brooklyn producer from Douglas Elliman

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Scott Klein and at least five members of his team are making the jump from Douglas Elliman to Compass in Brooklyn, where the brokerage is rapidly expanding. Continue reading →

Compass loves New York MLS

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Compass, the heavily funded real estate brokerage, has signed-on to send its listings directly to New York MLS, the city’s only multiple listing service. Continue reading →

Miami’s most expensive home sells for $50M

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The most expensive home in Miami sold for $50 million this week, shattering records in the city. The home boasts more than 20,000 feet and views of the bay. Continue reading →

Corcoran CEO: Online portals are ‘biggest competition’ going forward

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Pamela Liebman is a rarity in the real estate industry. She’s been with Corcoran her entire career, since 1984, serving as president and CEO for 18 years. She spoke with Inman in a wide-ranging conversation about the recent decision to franchise, as we… Continue reading →

Manhattan median condo price falls below $1M for first time in years

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It’s the first time the median numbers in Manhattan have fallen below $1 million in three years, according to Douglas Elliman’s fourth-quarter market report for Manhattan. The median condo or co-op sold for $999,000, 10.6 percent lower than last quarte… Continue reading →