As much as anything, the story of Compass is the story of a recruiting juggernaut.
Over the years, Compass has managed to lure away an array of top, luxury-focused teams and individual agents from older brands. That growth has turned Compass into the largest brokerage in the U.S. by sales volume. And along the way, Compass’ recruiting has been successful
Brookfield Properties’ Brian Kingston with Two Manhattan West (Brookfield Properties, Getty)
Early in the pandemic, KPMG published a survey revealing nearly 70 percent of CEOs expected to downsize office space as a result of the pandemic.
The firm is joining those ranks.
The global audit and consulting firm announced Tuesday its move to Brookfield Properties’ Two Manhattan West, where it
What You Should Know about Soundproofing Your Home
Soundproofing is definitely one of the most important things that you may need to get for your premises. There are major advantages that you get from investing in soundproofing in order to block any soundwaves that may be a problem for you. Soundproofing is obviously going to be an important investment for
Running a university in Two Point Campus is very similar to being a student — you will always be learning and improving to make your campus better. Everything you buy and upgrade will cost you money or the more premium Kudosh, which you will need to make strategic choices about what to spend it on first. While you will have
Negative news and tough markets can take a toll on your business and your attitude. Here’s how to keep yourself focused on the positive.
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As a solo agent, how do you prepare for what is coming? We undoubtedly see a shift. Depending on how you define the commencement
Hudson Companies’ David Kramer with 806 9th Avenue (Hudson Companies, City of New York)
An affordable housing project in Hell’s Kitchen can finally break ground after gaining approval from the City Council.
Hudson Companies got the green light to develop the 112-unit building at 806 Ninth Avenue, Crain’s reported. The project, dubbed the Lirio, is being built on a parking