Where are they now: Ex-Bellmarc principals are flipping homes in the Hudson Valley
Larry Friedman and Frank Sanchez left embattled New York City brokerage Bellmarc Realty over two years ago, but they...
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Ex-Bellmarc head honchos plant flag at Keller Williams
Anthony DeGrotta and Larry Friedman, former principals at troubled brokerage Coldwell Banker Bellmarc Group, are now at Keller Williams...
Coldwell Banker Bellmarc vet Marc Lewis joins Town
Marc Lewis, a former top executive at the struggling Coldwell Banker Bellmarc Group, is joining Town Residential and claims...
Ingredients for REBNY’s deal of the year: Death, prison and a hunt in Queens
Manhattan’s top dealmakers descended on the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea last night for accolades, cocktails, and a tribute to...
Bellmarc rental arm to open 100-agent office in Midtown
Bellmarc Realty’s rental arm, AC Lawrence Real Estate, is opening an office next month near the Midtown East neighborhood,...
Bellmarc Group to become Coldwell Banker franchise
A major shift is in the works for one of Manhattan’s largest residential brokerages. The Bellmarc Group will become...
Bond nabs nine agents from defunct Manhattan Apartments, while A.C. Lawrence gets 46
Bond New York has picked up nine agents from the recently shuttered Manhattan Apartments, representing about 10 percent of...
Manhattan Apartments ceases operations, offers agents opportunity to join AC Lawrence
Manhattan Apartments — the rental brokerage that has been on a long, public slog through financial troubles and litigation...
Bellmarc acquires A.C. Lawrence
Bellmarc Companies, the parent company of Bellmarc Realty, one of Manhattan’s largest residential brokerages, has absorbed residential and commercial real estate brokerage A.C. Lawrence Real Estate, The Real Deal has learned. The consolidated company,...
In tight rental market, incentives plummet
The market for residential rentals in Manhattan is robust, the inaugural monthly rental report from Prudential Douglas Elliman reveals. The average number of days a Manhattan apartment spends on the market year-to-date — 39 per...
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