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Posted: July 29, 2025
Caiola returns To Houlihan Lawrence
Rye Brook, NY Houlihan Lawrence, the leading real estate brokerage north of New York City, announces the return of Vincent Caiola to its White Plains brokerage. Following a short period at Howard Hanna Rand Realty, Caiola has returned to Houlihan Lawrence, citing its standout culture, market leadership, and agent-first philosophy.
Known for his professionalism, local expertise, and client-first approach, Caiola has built a reputation for delivering results. His return reaffirms the unparalleled value Houlihan Lawrence provides to its agents.
“It feels like coming home,” said Caiola. “What sets Houlihan Lawrence apart is the caliber of leadership, the deep-rooted collaboration among agents, and the tools and support that empower us to serve clients at the highest level.”
A resident of West Harrison, NY, Caiola leverages his in-depth knowledge of the community to guide buyers and sellers with confidence and integrity. An award-winning agent licensed in NY and CT, Caiola has closed over $15M in sales and was named to the 2025 Real Trends Verified list, placing him among the top 1.5% of real estate professionals in the country. His decision to rejoin Houlihan Lawrence underscores the firm’s enduring reputation for excellence, innovation, and results-driven support.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Vincent back,” said Geoff Berry, manager of the Houlihan Lawrence White Plains brokerage. “He brings a strong commitment to his clients and community, and his decision to return highlights the unmatched environment we’ve created for agents to grow and succeed.”
Houlihan Lawrence is the leading real estate brokerage in the northern suburbs of New York City, known for its cutting-edge technology, award-winning marketing, and unparalleled regional expertise. With a legacy spanning over 135 years, the company continues to attract top talent and drive market leadership across the tri-state area.
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