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Posted: April 30, 2024
HUNT Real Estate ERA earns honors for sales volume and units
Buffalo, NY HUNT Real Estate ERA has been recognized as the premier real estate firm by ERA Real Estate for both sales volume and units sold in 2023. This achievement marks the fifth consecutive year that HUNT has claimed the top spot.
In 2023, HUNT distinguished itself with 11,839 closed transactions and $3.5 billion in sales volume.
Peter Hunt, chairman, and CEO of HUNT Real Estate Corp., said “There are hundreds of very fine real estate companies in the ERA organization with whom we collaborate. It is a great tribute to our HUNT professionals in New York, Massachusetts, and Arizona that their collective efforts have made us the number one firm for the entire ERA network in 2023.”
The company was recognized for its achievements at the ERA Fuel Conference held in Nashville, TN from February 20-22, 2024.
With a vast network spanning 40,000 brokers and sales associates across the U.S. and 30+ countries and territories, ERA Real Estate is one of the most respected names in the industry. HUNT’s consistent ranking as the top firm within this network for five consecutive years underscores their exceptional capabilities and unwavering dedication to success.
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