Tom Denny, the longtime owner of both residential brokerage franchises, plans to retire, he told Inman. That means the 550-plus agents who presently hang their hats across the 10 offices maintained by the two brokerages will be looking for new workplaces.
Source: Inman News
Century 21 Beachside and Coldwell Banker Beachside are shutting down
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