Hunt of HUNT Real Estate promoted to president and COO

Buffalo, NY HUNT Real Estate has promoted Charles Hunt to president, residential brokerage and chief operating officer for the company.

The great -grandson of Charles Hunt, the founder of HUNT Real Estate Corporation, Hunt joined the company in 2007, and has served as a sales professional, branch director, regional general manager, and most recently as chief operating officer of the corporation, a position he will maintain. The residential brokerage consists of 60 residential branch offices throughout New York State, Massachusetts, and Arizona.

According to chairman and CEO, Peter Hunt, “It is important that the next generation is positioned to take this key element of our organization forward, given the rapid changes in technology and how we transact business. The real estate industry is facing challenges, as are many industries in today’s economic conditions. Charlie represents the best of the leadership cadre in our industry today and will move us forward, building on our 112-year history.”

Hunt is a graduate of Bentley University in Waltham, Mass., and later received his Master of Business Administration from the State University of New York.

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