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Vulture

May 7, 2026

Ryan Serhant Is His Own Worst Enemy

“I am my own severe weather system. I have to deal with it every day.”

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Inman News

May 7, 2026

Oppenheim talks LA mansion tax as NYC weighs pied-à-terre proposal

"As LA toys with repealing a luxury tax, NYC considers one of its own. The fight over who pays, and stays, is playing out on two coasts."

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San Diego Business Journal

April 30, 2026

Celebrity Broker’s Real Estate Agency Comes to San Diego

"“I’m just incredibly excited to be in San Diego. We’re brand new. We’re the new kids on the block. I come to the city with open arms and I’m looking forward to working with everybody and collaboratively with all the agents in the market,” Serhant said. “The opportunity has never been greater in the state of California. It’s a state that understands our DNA as a firm more than any other state. There’s a significant amount of liquidity in the market right now.”"

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Philly Voice

April 30, 2026

Former Bucks County home of judge in Abscam case is listed for $5.85 million

"The former mid-century modern home of the late Judge John Fullam, who presided over the Abscam corruption case in Philadelphia in the early 1980s, is on the market for $5.85 million"

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Providence Business News

April 29, 2026

Middletown home on Beagle Drive sells for $1.65M

"MIDDLETOWN – A single-family home at 81 Beagle Drive sold for $1.65 million, according to Residential Properties Ltd., which represented the buyer in this transaction."

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Yahoo Creators

April 29, 2026

Owning Manhattan star Ryan Serhant reveals what rich people do differently

"The idea of being wealthy used to have a specific image. It involved old businesses, long hours in a high-rise office, and years of hard work before seeing any huge amount of money. But that picture has changed so much in recent years. Today, the people buying million-dollar apartments often aren’t the older, retired folks you might expect. Many of them are in their twenties, have built successful careers using just a laptop, and prefer texting to phone calls."

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