Women make up 67 percent of the Realtor workforce across the United States, according to the National Association of Realtors. But you’d never know it watching “Million Dollar Listing New York” on Bravo. It’s time for that to change, argues Stribling & Associates’ President Elizabeth Ann Stribling-Kivlan.
Source: Inman News
Dear Bravo, where are the women on ‘Million Dollar Listing’ — again?
Published in Agent, bravo, Elizabeth Ann Stribling-Kivlan, Frederik Eklund, luis ortiz, Million Dollar Listing, Million Dollar Listing New York, Opinion, Ryan Serhunt, Select, Steve Gold and Tyler Whitman
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