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Posted: August 11, 2010
Prudential Douglas Elliman moves and expands its Williamsburg office
Prudential Douglas Elliman has expanded and relocated their Williamsburg office to 490 Driggs Ave. The move took place July 1st, and is in response to the Williamsburg office having nearly doubled its number of agents.
"Our office in Williamsburg has been so active that we've outgrown our original office space," said Dottie Herman, president and CEO of Prudential Douglas Elliman. "We're thrilled to expand and better serve our clients in this exciting community of Williamsburg."
There have been several recent hires in the Williamsburg Prudential Douglas Elliman location. Some of the new hires for the company include agents Morde Werde and Michael Ettelson, formerly of Corcoran; Erica Sullivan formerly of CBHK and Dixie Tracy formerly of Charles Rutenberg, LLC. Sarah Burke is the executive VP and director of the Williamsburg office.
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