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What’s the best residential brokerage to work for?

<em>TRD</em> seeks submissions for upcoming issue

Which residential brokerages offer the best perks? Whose managers reign supreme? And where can a broker go to get the best commission splits?

This September, The Real Deal will attempt to answer these questions, with our first-ever look at New York City’s best residential brokerages to work for. We’ll be evaluating companies in about a dozen different categories, from splits to training programs to office facilities.

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This week, TRD will start sending out detailed questionnaires to a slew of brokerages. We’ll also be conducting additional research, including surveying randomly selected brokers at each firm. Decisions will be made by TRD’s editorial staff.

The deadline for survey responses is August 1, 2012. For more information, or if you do not receive a questionnaire by Friday, please contact Leigh Kamping-Carder at lkc@therealdeal.com or 212-991-5026.