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Teplitzky of Prudential Douglas Elliman promoted to managing director

Jacky Teplitzky, has been promoted to managing director at Prudential Douglas Elliman. "It's an amazing dual achievement and a testament to her abilities as one of Manhattan's power brokers," said, Dorothy Herman, president and chief executive officer, Prudential Douglas Elliman. "Jacky is a role model for others in the industry. She is a consummate professional." A luxury real estate specialist, Teplitzky acknowledges that her exceptional accomplishments are not hers alone. "Being promoted to managing director and hitting the $500 million sales mark would have been impossible to achieve if it were not for the members of my team," said, Teplitzky, who is the leader of the Jacky Teplitzky team, a group of licensed real estate professionals. "We are unwilling to rest on our laurels. That is underscored in our output -- 2007 was an outstanding year despite all the negative news about the housing market. And we expect 2008 to be even better." Highpoints of the past year for Teplitzky and her team were selling two apartments to foreign buyers for a combined amount of $30 million in the Time-Warner Center and selling multiple apartments in The Pierre, the luxury hotel/residence located on Fifth Ave., on behalf of the owners. Teplitzky's insight is often sought by the media. She has appeared in many prestigious publications, including numerous placements in The New York Times, and is a regular guest on "Open House NYC," the WNBC-TV real estate program. A New York State- approved real estate instructor, she is a member of the prestigious Real Estate Board of New York's Residential Education Committee. Teplitzky is a lecturer at New York University
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