By Braden Keil
New York Post
April 7, 2004
Takeover fever is still running rampant in the real estate brokerage industry.
The latest acquisition has residential real estate giant Douglas Elliman buying Goodstein Realty, the brokerage arm of the 77-year-old family-run development company.
Neither side of the transaction would disclose the sales price.
Dottie Herman, the CEO of Elliman and partner…
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Prudential Douglas Elliman Gains Ground in North Shore
By Glenn Roberts Jr.
Inman News
April 9, 2004
New York-based Prudential Douglas Elliman strengthened its “Manhattan to Montauk” mantra with the acquisition of Goodstein Realty, a firm with more than 145 agents and $355 million in closed sales volume in 2003. The move is part of a wave of aggressive…
By Steve Friedman
New York Real Estate Journal
April 13 - 26, 2004
NEW YORK, NY – Two of the best known professionals in residential real estate, Douglas Elliman CEO Dottie Herman and Douglas Elliman chairman Alan Rogers, were the keynote speakers at a recent event sponsored by Esther Muller’s Real Estate Academy, one of the city’s leading continuing education…
Real Estate Weekly
April 14, 2004
Prudential Douglas Elliman, the largest privately owned real estate brokerage in New York City, has announced the acquisition of the residential real estate firm Goodstein Realty. Dottie Herman, CEO of Prudential Douglas Elliman, will oversee operations in Manhattan and Long Island.
With this announcement, Prudential Douglas Elliman will add offices in
Great…
Consultant, educator Esther Muller keeps in touch to stay on top
By Glenn Roberts Jr.
InMan News
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NetMoneyWizard
April 22, 2004
It’s Thursday afternoon in New York City and Esther Muller is riding in a taxi, talking on a cell phone and giving directions to the driver.
“It’s the one with the green awning,” she tells him.
She somehow carries on…
By Julie Satow
The New York Sun
April 24, 2004
Cherry Castellvi arrived at the Department of State Building on William Street at 4 a.m. and spent the next four hours shifting her weight from foot to foot while feverishly studying a real estate textbook.
Like the roughly 400 aspiring agents behind her, Ms. Castellvi joined what has become…
By Beth Bresnahan
Real Estate News
April 27, 2004
RISMEDIA, April 7-Prudential Douglas Elliman has acquired the New York-based residential real estate firm Goodstein Realty. Dottie Herman, CEO
of Prudential Douglas Elliman, will oversee operations in Manhattan and
Long Island.
With this announcement, Prudential Douglas Elliman will add offices in
Great Neck and Roslyn, New York, to its existent 53 offices that…
Real Estate Weekly
April 28, 2004
Two of the best known professionals in residential real estate –
Douglas Elliman CEO Dottie Herman and Douglas Elliman Chairman
Alan Rogers – were the keynote speakers at a recent event sponsored by Esther Muller’s Real Estate Academy, one of the city’s leading continuing education programs for real estate professionals. A jam packed…
Competitors Say They Are Not Too Worried About
Dottie’s Latest Purchase
By Stuart W. Elliot
The Real Deal
May, 2004
Prudential Douglas Elliman put another notch in its belt last month with its purchase of Goodstein Realty as it expands in Manhattan and on Long Island’s North Shore.
Prudential CEO Dottie Herman’s latest buy adds 145 agents in five offices to…
By Esther Muller
The Real Deal
May, 2004
A colleague of mine recently lost a $1 million listing because of a relationship, or rather, the lack of one.
Here’s the story. My colleague (who prefers to remain anonymous) knew the seller for years. She considered him a friend as well as a business associate.
She even sold an apartment to…
By Steve Cutler
New York Living
May, 2004
The past two years have been kind to renters, who have seen rents drop, brokerage fees disappear (a.k.a., paid by owner) and lease-signing incentives, such as bonus free months, abound. Landlords, suffering increased vacancies, had become very flexible indeed.
The drop in demand for rental apartments was in large part connected…
Real Estate Weekly
May 5, 2004
Brown Harris Stevens has acquired the ownership interest of William B. May’s President Peter Marra, who has joined the tony brokerage as an executive vice president.
However, contrary to previous reports, Brown Harris Stevens will become a only a minority shareholder in the company, because Marra was only a minority owner.
William B.…