The agent is leaving the Los Angeles luxury brokerage run by Jason Oppenheim and heading for Douglas Elliman in Beverly Hills, where she will focus on new development sales and marketing.
Source: Inman News
Davina Potratz of Selling Sunset to leave Oppenheim Group
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