Among those who testified during a Senate hearing Thursday was Douglas Elliman’s Long Island CEO, Ann Conroy, who said the company did not discipline any of the 10 agents who allegedly engaged in discriminatory practices.
Source: Inman News
Lawmakers blast brokerages, agents named in ‘Newsday’ report
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