The boutique luxury firm is starting its global expansion with 14 offices and more than two dozen agents across Bordeaux, the French Riviera and Monaco, with three European luxury property vets to lead the way.
Source: Inman News
Douglas Elliman begins expanding overseas
More from AgentMore posts in Agent »
- RE/MAX CEO: Consolidation ‘could help accelerate our strategy’
- The anti-lawsuit way of presenting your fee: Now Streaming
- Redfin vs. Compass vs. Zillow: Inman’s Top 5 stories of the week
- Why the NAR settlement has become a blessing, not a curse
- Zillow ignores ‘noise,’ jabs from CoStar, as revenue climbs
More from BordeauxMore posts in Bordeaux »
More from BrokerageMore posts in Brokerage »
- Compass targets Zillow’s warnings to agents in new brief
- RE/MAX CEO: Consolidation ‘could help accelerate our strategy’
- Redfin vs. Compass vs. Zillow: Inman’s Top 5 stories of the week
- AI key to growing Rocket, Redfin and Mr. Cooper under one roof
- Zillow ignores ‘noise,’ jabs from CoStar, as revenue climbs
More from douglas ellimanMore posts in douglas elliman »
More from Elliman InternationalMore posts in Elliman International »
More from europeMore posts in europe »
- How real estate companies waste millions on invisible marketing costs
- Keller Williams launches master franchise in North Macedonia
- Douglas Elliman sets sights abroad with international expansion
- Airbnb earned $11.1B in 2024 as users spent $82B on the platform
- Vrbo parent Expedia reports 12% growth in booked nights in Q4 2024
More from ExclusiveMore posts in Exclusive »
More from financial timesMore posts in financial times »
- Pacaso plans to launch ‘bespoke’ co-ownership mortgage in Q4
- Why high-end buyers are still spending big on luxury real estate
- CoStar advances talks to purchase REA Group competitor Domain
- Vatican official accused of perjury in $378M real estate lawsuit
- WeWork creditors urge consideration of Neumann’s offer
More from franceMore posts in france »
More from Global networkMore posts in Global network »
More from international expansionMore posts in international expansion »
More from knight frankMore posts in knight frank »
More from las vegasMore posts in las vegas »
More from luxuryMore posts in luxury »
- How a Disney-inspired listing video turned heads (on a $0 budget)
- Veronica Figueroa dismissed from KW recruitment suit, announces eXp Culture Center
- Mauricio Umansky on how to survive Compass-Anywhere
- EXCLUSIVE: Compass unveils new Buyer Demand tool
- Christie’s president wants to dominate luxury real estate
More from luxury lensMore posts in luxury lens »
- How a Disney-inspired listing video turned heads (on a $0 budget)
- Veronica Figueroa dismissed from KW recruitment suit, announces eXp Culture Center
- Mauricio Umansky on how to survive Compass-Anywhere
- EXCLUSIVE: Compass unveils new Buyer Demand tool
- Christie’s president wants to dominate luxury real estate
More from luxury real estateMore posts in luxury real estate »
- How a Disney-inspired listing video turned heads (on a $0 budget)
- What does it cost to buy into luxury real estate?
- Christie’s president wants to dominate luxury real estate
- A 7-home estate and a former talk show host’s Montecito hideaway among September’s priciest sales
- Why the Compass-Anywhere merger won’t be real estate’s LVMH
More from luxury_lensMore posts in luxury_lens »
- Tom Ferry and Josh Altman launch new joint coaching program
- Veronica Figueroa dismissed from KW recruitment suit, announces eXp Culture Center
- EXCLUSIVE: Compass unveils new Buyer Demand tool
- Christie’s president wants to dominate luxury real estate
- What’s next for Compass-Anywhere? Latter & Blum’s deal offers hints
More from Michael LiebowitzMore posts in Michael Liebowitz »
- Douglas Elliman launches national Estate, Trust & Probate Division
- Douglas Elliman debuts private listing network for agents
- Douglas Elliman joins upstart American Real Estate Association
- Miami-based Elliman luxury agent Darin Tansey dies at 50
- Brokerages draw private-listing dividing lines — and backdoor plans
More from Michael S. LiebowitzMore posts in Michael S. Liebowitz »
- Douglas Elliman launches national Estate, Trust & Probate Division
- Douglas Elliman debuts private listing network for agents
- Douglas Elliman CEO: We don’t ‘push, incentivize, or default to private listings’
- What luxury buyers want today, according to the experts
- Speaking at San Diego Connect is a mitzvah for Michael Liebowitz
More from monacoMore posts in monaco »
More from parisMore posts in paris »
- Real estate marketing 2.0 seeks to double down on attention economy
- Tariffs to spur ripple effects across real estate, industry leaders warn
- Homes.com aims for touchdown with 2 more 2025 Super Bowl ads
- Elliman’s Michael Liebowitz says the brand is all about ‘expertise’
- Meet the French baker behind California’s big commission suit
More from SelectMore posts in Select »
- Compass targets Zillow’s warnings to agents in new brief
- More problems for homebuyers as government shutdown hits 30 days
- Fannie Mae guts ethics and internal investigations unit: WSJ report
- RE/MAX CEO: Consolidation ‘could help accelerate our strategy’
- Former Coldwell Banker CEO on affordability and ‘purple’ policies
More from the new york timesMore posts in the new york times »
More from trophy propertiesMore posts in trophy properties »
- A 7-home estate and a former talk show host’s Montecito hideaway among September’s priciest sales
- $1B Florida brokerage and former NFL prospect join Christie’s International Real Estate
- The power moves 2 Christie’s real estate agents use to create buzz
- Christie’s president: ‘Luxury isn’t a price point — it’s a level of service’
More from ultra luxury real estateMore posts in ultra luxury real estate »
- The 15 priciest home sales of 2025 so far are pretty huge
- Be protective, proactive and prepared when working with celebrity clients
- It’s not all about the money: The savvy agent’s guide to working with athletes and celebrities
- Why the luxury real estate market can feel optimistic for 2025
- Concierge Auctions CEO: ‘Days on market are not your friend’
Be First to Comment