Umansky, the founder of luxury brokerage The Agency, has been married to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star for decades, and over the years the duo became reality TV stars together. Continue reading
On The Download this week, we’re asking: Is low inventory having a protective effect on the housing market? How long can it last? Continue reading
Following eight months at Engel & Völkers, McLaughlin has returned to The Agency. She told Inman she initially left the brand because of logistical issues surrounding her launch in Aspen. Continue reading
No matter how many years of real estate experience you have, thoughtfully embracing and leveraging media coverage can be a highly impactful way to amplify your brand, expand your business and gain new clients. Continue reading
The brokerage launched sales this week for its first-ever luxury condo new development project in The Big Apple. Sales agent Shane Boyle filled Inman in on all the juicy details, including the unparalleled views. Continue reading
Whether you’re reaching out to current or past clients or cultivating new leads, authenticity and human connection are essential, writes The Agency’s Mauricio Umansky. Continue reading
In March 2022, the brokerage made its first foray into the Midwest with a location in Birmingham, Michigan. Managing Partner Traci Garontakos is leading The Agency Indianapolis. Continue reading
You’ve seen him on Netflix’s “Buying Beverly Hills” but what did you really learn? In this Real Tea interview, we’ll go deeper on everything from romances, team movements, nepo-babies, Scandoval and more. Continue reading
Operations at the office, which marks the brokerage’s 81st location globally, will be a family affair led by managing partners and couple Mike and Robyn Moir, alongside their daughter and partner Rachel Moir. Continue reading
When you commit to building an authentic brand, you’re better able to foster genuine connection with your audience. The Agency CEO and “Buying Beverly Hills” star Mauricio Umansky tells you how. Continue reading