Ginger Glass, the nation’s 71st-ranked real estate agent in sales volume according to Real Trends, is making the move from Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Southern California to Compass. Glass is the second high-profile departure from the own-side NRT brokerage to Compass in Southern California in a week.
Source: Inman News
Another top California agent jumps from Coldwell Banker to Compass
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