Fritz Frigan most recently worked as an executive vice president at the New York City-based brokerage Brown Harris Stevens
This year's highlights included the escalation of a Zillow-CoStar cold war, warnings that the market could turn and countless tips for agents who want to thrive in any kind of market
Three top-producing Warburg Realty agents said their reasons for leaving preceded the brokerage's recent acquisition by Coldwell Banker
Andy Florance weighed in on why his company is building a New York City portal and what he thinks of CoStar's rivals
Andy Florance on Tuesday positioned his company's upcoming New York City portal as an alternative to Zillow-owned StreetEasy
Luxury agents Dee Dee Guggenheim Howes and Tyler Whitman discuss why sharing bad news with buyers needs to happen as soon as possible
Ryan Fitzpatrick was previously senior managing director of the brokerage's Chelsea office and has over 20 years of experience in the industry
The Compass agent shares why high-end sales done completely over video are here to stay, especially in a fast-paced market like New York
Durst, whose case was made famous in the HBO miniseries 'The Jinx,' will spend the rest of his life behind bars for murdering Susan Berman in 2000
Agents across New York City were enthusiastic Thursday after CoStar-owned Homesnap and the Real Estate Board of New York announced plans to launch a search portal in 2022
Homesnap's new portal should launch across New York City in 2022. It's the latest development in a simmering search portal cold war between CoStar and Zillow
Luxury real estate agents reported having record years, and high-end properties have grown to become a larger and larger share of the overall market this year
Social media platforms can be a source of leads and deals, but agents should focus on being authentic and finding a niche, experts said during Coldwell Banker's Gen Blue Experience
The company will now operate under the 'Coldwell Banker Warburg' banner
'All those in favor of expropriating every house that Zillow owns, say aye,' tweeted one American as Berlin's vote to seize 240K apartments rippled across the globe