Earlier this month, the team announced its move to Coldwell Banker from Compass. Inman recently spoke with team leader and San Ramon Valley native Khrista Jarvis about the secrets to her team's success and why they made the move now.
For two luxury agents in Carmel-by-the-Sea, where vacation rentals must have 30-day minimum bookings, the longer vacation rental trend has been a nice boost to their business.
The modern home, which looks like it could easily fit into the setting of a sci-fi film, was originally listed for $49.5 million in November and was built in 2007 by the late Duane Hagadone, a publishing and hospitality executive.
Virginia-based Coldwell Banker Premier and Delaware-based Coldwell Banker Resort Realty have merged to create one of the largest franchises in the brokerage's 115-year history. The deal expands Coldwell Banker Premier's footprint to 12 offices across Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C., and Delaware, where the formerly known Coldwell Banker Resort Realty has four locations.
Founded in 2019 by Haley Levine Wills and Tony Mattar, the team will operate out of Compass' Roscoe Village office.
The Khrista Jarvis Team — No. 1 medium-sized team in Northern California and No. 1 all-women real estate team — has left Compass to join Coldwell Banker. The five-person team nearly doubled its business in 2021, netting $600 million in sales volume.
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Following a steep decline in 2020, Corcoran President and CEO Pamela Liebman called 2021 a "monumental comeback" as many brokerages saw record quarters and years.
New York state has passed nine new laws to combat rampant housing discrimination revealed in a groundbreaking, three-year investigation by Long Island newspaper Newsday two years ago.
Former actress Patricia Cornwall, who has worked for Coldwell Banker and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, was arrested in Atlanta on Dec. 23 following her attack on a maskless elderly man.
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