The new shop is led by License Partner Dean Poritzky and Vice President and Marketing Director Paige McVay of Engel & Völkers Wellesley
New York City and Palm Beach, Florida, shouldered the greatest number of high-end luxury transactions in 2023. Marred by its loathed new mansion tax, Los Angeles failed to make the cut
The new shop serves clients in Newburyport, Newbury, West Newbury, Amesbury, Ipswich, Southern New Hampshire and the New Hampshire seacoast
The former No. 1 Engel & Völkers Americas agent tells Inman how real estate professionals can build top businesses by targeting a niche
Through the agreement with Dilbeck Real Estate, Dilbeck offices will adopt the E&V name and license partner Paul Benson will gain a new ownership stake, Inman has exclusively learned
The luxury brokerage has entered Pittsburgh and Sewickley, marking its third new location in the Great Lakes Region so far this year. License Partner Elias Pappan is leading the new shops
The new office, led by License Partners Rick Foster, Tom Spier, Phil Di Ruggiero and Travis Gray, will service neighborhoods in DC as well as select counties across Virginia and Maryland
The shop marks the brokerage's 12th location in Colorado and has been built out of the firm previously known as The Source for Pagosa Real Estate, led by founders Mike and Lauri Heraty
The partnership will allow the brokerage to create refined websites that are high-performing and data-rich and include customizations specific to the Engel & Völkers platform
Following a brand 'refinement,' Engel & Völkers will continue rolling out more technology updates to better arm agents to serve the clients of tomorrow, all while sticking to its core values, Hitt said
Engel & Völkers' luxury agents poured into Miami this week for the company's 10th annual conference, where Americas CEO Anthony Hitt revealed the brokerage's 'Refined' brand refresh
Panelists at Inman Connect New York on Tuesday said that brokers err by not having written plans, not being flexible and other shortcomings
Regardless of the market, a strategic approach to growth is necessary to sustain a real estate business long-term
Stuart Siegel will identify and manage new areas of growth opportunity and keep existing roles as a leader at the brand's New York City office and as global head of Private Office and Development
Peter Ianos will lead the luxury brokerage's recruiting and retention efforts, its performance programs and the company's professional development and education programs