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Coldwell Banker’s back: Why Bellmarc thinks it can succeed where others failed

From left: Anthony DeGrotta, president of Coldwell Banker AC Lawrence; Neil Binder, president of Coldwell Banker the Bellmarc Group; and Larry Friedman, president of Coldwell Banker Bellmarc.
From left: Anthony DeGrotta, president of Coldwell Banker AC Lawrence; Neil Binder, president of Coldwell Banker the Bellmarc Group; and Larry Friedman, president of Coldwell Banker Bellmarc.

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From the September issue: After 34 years of private ownership, Manhattan residential brokerage the Bellmarc Group this summer announced that it would become a franchise of the massive Coldwell Banker. While the brand has locations across the U.S. and in 51 countries, Manhattan had been without a Coldwell Banker franchise since 2009, when Coldwell Banker Hunt Kennedy shuttered in the midst of the real estate downturn. [more]

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