Salazar has been at Hilton & Hyland since he started his real estate career 16 years ago and said he was ready for a change. Now he’s bringing a team to Compass, which he said had the most to offer out of other top LA brokerages.
Source: Inman News
Paul Salazar moves from Hilton & Hyland to Compass
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