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Corcoran
About: Corcoran Group is a residential real estate brokerage firm in New York, with branches in the Hamptons and South Florida.
Headquartered in: New York, NY
Founded in: 1973
Founded by: Barbara Corcoran
Lead by: CEO Pam Liebman; President of Sales Bill Cunningham; President of Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group Kelly Kennedy Mack.
Corcoran Q&A
What does Corcoran do?
Corcoran focuses on residential real estate. They have over 2,200 agents and report sales of over $21 billion annually. In The Real Deal's 2019 Data Book, Corcoran was ranked the #2 firm for both listings volume with $4.70 billion across 1,143 listings and closed sales volumes, with $4.53 billion after an undisclosed number of sales.
Where does Corcoran operate?
Corcoran operates in New York City, the Hamptons, and South Florida. It began on the Upper East Side, expanded throughout Manhattan in the 1980's, and into the Hamptons and South Florida in 2003.
Who owns Corcoran?
It is owned and operated by NRT, a subsidiary of Realogy, which also owns firms including Citihabitats, Coldwell Banker, and Sotheby's International Realty.
Who are Corcoran's biggest agents?
The Real Deal regularly updates its rankings of major real estate players. For our most recent coverage, check out the Top Stories below. In 2018, TRD listed these Corcoran agents as the top listing agents by closed sales: #2 Vicky Barron Team (now at Compass) #7 Carrie Chiang-Janet Wang Team #8 Steven Gold #10 Deanna Kory Team #15 Deborah Grubman Team #20 Pham-Herzberg Team
Corcoran Top Stories
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