A Realtor for 59 years and consecutive member of NAR for 40 years, McCarey was also celebrating his 85th birthday on the day he received the award.
D’Anzica credits the Global Business Council with creating many more networking opportunities, which in turn provides more referrals and potential business.
The Midwest, South and West experienced month-over-month gains in transactions, while the Northeast decreased.
Connect RE officials noted that the brokerage is built by agents for agents and the firm’s mission “is to empower agents, transform careers, and elevate real estate to new heights.”
NEW YORK—In a celebration filled with city and community leaders, Connect RE Corp launched its brokerage operations in the heart of the Bronx earlier this month.
The gala event brought together esteemed guests, including the CEO of the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors Lynda Fernandez, New York City Councilwomen Kristy Marmorato and Amanda Farias, Executive Director of the Westchester BID Yasmin Cruz, and an estimated 200 guests of the local community.
Connect RE officials noted that the brokerage is built by agents for agents and the firm’s mission “is to empower agents, transform careers, and elevate real estate to new heights.”
The Connect RE office is located on the second floor of the building at 38 Westchester Square above the offices of Bank of America. Connect RE Corp. is founded by four well-known Bronx professionals: Broker-Owner Bryant Mero and agents: Veronica Suarez, Aileen Yambo and Jose Hernandez.
The ownership stated: “We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the CEO of the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors Lynda Fernandez, Councilwoman Kristy Marmorato, Councilwoman Amanda Farias, Executive Director of the Westchester Square BID Yasmin Cruz and everyone from the community who joined us in this milestone celebration. Your support and encouragement inspire us to continue our mission of transforming the real estate landscape in the Bronx and beyond.”
A Realtor for 59 years and consecutive member of NAR for 40 years, McCarey was also celebrating his 85th birthday on the day he received the award.
D’Anzica credits the Global Business Council with creating many more networking opportunities, which in turn provides more referrals and potential business.
The Midwest, South and West experienced month-over-month gains in transactions, while the Northeast decreased.
As State President, Phillips will oversee the council’s activities within New York State and act as a liaison between the regional vice president, the council’s leadership team, and its staff.
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