Pam Liebman
A force in the real estate industry, Pamela Liebman has been synonymous with The Corcoran Group since she began her real estate career as a Corcoran agent in 1984. Swiftly rising through the ranks, first as a sales manager and then as a partner in the firm, Liebman took the reins as President and Chief Executive Officer in 2000. Under Liebman’s leadership, Corcoran was transformed into one of the nation’s most successful and prestigious real estate firms.
Always committed to Corcoran’s strategic growth, Liebman orchestrated the 2020 launch of Corcoran’s affiliate network, which now spans the country – from Hawaii to Westchester – and includes the brand’s first global affiliate in the British Virgin Islands. Corcoran’s current footprint now includes 23 markets, and more than 4,200 agents in over 100 offices.
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BHS CEO Bess Freedman, Sotheby’s CEO Philip White, REBNY head James Whelan, Douglas Elliman executive chairman Howard Lorber and Corcoran CEO Pamela Liebman (Getty, iStock)
An Albany judge sided with the real estate industry Friday, declaring New York state regulators’ attempt to ban tenants from paying landlords’ broker fees an “error of law.”
The decision comes more than a year after the Department of State issued guidance banning the practice. That guidance offered regulators’ interpretation of the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act, which became law in June 2019.
In response, prominent real estate trade groups and residential brokerages filed for a temporary injunction against state regulators and sought to overturn the guidance, which they said wreaked “havoc and confusion” on agents and renters.
Manhattan Sales Market Is Poised for a Revival, Just a Year After It Collapsed
First-time buyers, significant price cuts and progress on vaccines in New York City helped boost first-quarter sales.
With price cuts, the Manhattan real estate market is attracting a broader range of buyers, including those who were priced out before the pandemic.Credit.Katherine Marks for The New York Times
April 2, 2021, 12:01 a.m. ET
A year after Covid-19 cratered the Manhattan sales market, the borough is poised for a recovery, thanks to price cuts, renewed confidence in the city and a surge of first-time home buyers.
In the first quarter of this year, the number of closed sales exceeded those from the same period in 2020 for the first time in a year, with 2,457 sales, a modest increase of 2.1 percent, according to a new market report from the brokerage Douglas Elliman. Another brokerage, Brown Harris Stevens, using different sales data, said closed sales rose 6 percent.
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