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I am an independent real estate broker, focused on the residential real estate market in downtown Boston.

Big Boston Broker Goes Indie

Posted on 02/07/2007 18:45 PM | Link | Post Comment

In the Inman News article I mentioned that several successful real estate agents have gone out on their own.

Most recently, mega-sales agent Tracy Campion left RM Bradley, and has now started her new company, called Campion & Company Fine Homes, located at 283 Dartmouth Street, in the Back Bay.

In the past year, there has been a fair amount of change in the local real estate agency. Several companies have entered the local market (and several, including Redfin, are on their way), several have closed (including a big Tremont Street office) or reorganized, and several agents have moved companies or started their own firms.

I like change. These are all good things.

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