Most of the counties in the HGAR market area are considered “high-cost areas” by the FHFA.
NAR officials noted yesterday that the court heard from all parties as well as objectors and the Department of Justice. Once arguments concluded, the court quickly ruled to grant final approval.
Outdoor space was especially important to movers to the Midwest, while movers to the Northeast were particularly driven by the need for more square footage and a better work commute.
NEW YORK—Brown Harris Stevens reports today that Christopher Halstead, the nephew of Halstead co-founder and real estate legend Clark Halstead, has joined the firm’s Connecticut residential brokerage operations as executive sales director.
In the role, Halstead will work across all six of the Connecticut offices, supporting agents, respective management teams, and further helping shape business development strategy across the territory, company officials stated.
He will report back to BHS senior executives in New York. Although he achieved success over the past 12 years as a top agent in New York City, he is no stranger to Connecticut. He grew up in Westport and has lived in Southport for nearly a decade.
“This is a homecoming of sorts for me, and I could not be more excited to help build Brown Harris Stevens’ exceptional brand presence in Fairfield County and beyond,” Halstead said. “As we emerge from a global pandemic, this is an incredible time of growth for the company and our community.”
“A passion for real estate is certainly a trait that runs in the Halstead family, and I know Chris will be an incredibly valuable addition to his fellow Connecticut Sales Directors and agents,” said Bess Freedman, CEO. “He has strong knowledge of both New York City and Fairfield County’s housing markets, and the important synergy between the two. We are fortunate to count him as a resource in this increasingly competitive market.”
Real estate brokerage Halstead was co-founded by Clark Halstead, Chris’ uncle, in 1984 and grew into one of the most successful real estate firms in the Tristate area. In 2020, Halstead merged under the banner of luxury powerhouse brokerage Brown Harris Stevens. The brokerage firm boasts 2,500 agents and more than 50 offices across New York City, the Hamptons, Hudson Valley, Connecticut, South Florida and New Jersey.
Most of the counties in the HGAR market area are considered “high-cost areas” by the FHFA.
NAR officials noted yesterday that the court heard from all parties as well as objectors and the Department of Justice. Once arguments concluded, the court quickly ruled to grant final approval.
Outdoor space was especially important to movers to the Midwest, while movers to the Northeast were particularly driven by the need for more square footage and a better work commute.
The real estate industry has expressed concerns regarding the potential repercussions of the FARE Act.
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