Palm Beach real estate agents Deitz, Brandt join Compass Florida
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Compass Florida has been active growing its roster of affiliated agents with the addition of two Palm Beach front true estate execs — Chris Deitz and Margit Brandt. Both equally will be primarily based in the agency’s Palm Beach workplace.
Deitz expended additional than a ten years with William Raveis South Florida and its predecessors, The Fite Team and Fite Shavell & Associates, before signing up for Compass. At William Raveis, he was the No. 1 producer for two of the last a few yrs. His resume also contains tenure at theCorcoran Team and its predecessor, McCann Coyner Clarke.
Between his well known Palm Seaside gross sales of late, Deitz represented the seller in the August sale of a by no means-lived-in oceanfront mansion at 901 N. Ocean Blvd. for a recorded $64 million. In September, Deitz also was the listing agent in a $30.72 million sale of a new lakefront property at 1404 N. Lake Way.
Deitz was listing agent:Oceanafront ‘spec’ mansion delivers $64 million in Palm Beach
And in 2017, he represented the consumers in their $27 million buy of a landmarked dwelling at 8. S. Lake Trail, which they offered privately in July 2020 for a recorded $71.85 million. While the Palm Beach front Daily News couldn’t affirm the identity of the agents involved in the latter deal, Deitz represented the exact few when they at the same time bought a dwelling throughout city for a recorded $21 million at 120 El Bravo Way.
In 2016, Deitz spearheaded a $97.5 million sale to a developer of far more than 6½ acres in the Brickell neighborhood of Miami, just east of I-95, inevitably operating on the offer with broker Brian Webster of Webster’s Intercontinental Realty.
“I’ve acquired actual estate in my DNA,” Deitz has stated. “My father was between the developers of PGA Countrywide, Previous Port Cove, Ibis, the business centers on Palm Beach front Lakes Boulevard and The Plaza Heart (on Royal Palm Way) on Palm Seashore.”
Brandt sold home two times in a few months
Brandt made her transfer to Compass from Brown Harris Stevens, the place she experienced hung her license due to the fact early 2019. Her roots are in New York Town, wherever she labored in the actual estate field ahead of going to Florida.
She has shut about $100 million in product sales volume this 12 months by means of discounts that include two sales inside three months of the exact new property at 259 Pendleton Ave. She represented the buyers in the to start with of those bargains, a $17.45 million transaction recorded in April. In July, Brandt represented the exact few when they flipped the residence for a recorded $18.44 million, although the actual quantity modifying arms was mentioned to be higher mainly because the dwelling offered furnished.
Also this 12 months, Brandt handled the buyers’ aspect in the sale of a home at 584 Island Drive — recorded in April at $17.5 million — in which the potential buyers also contracted the seller, Sabatello Cos., to construct them a new residence on the lot for an undisclosed amount.
Brandt in the two bargains:New home sold in April flipped in Palm Beach front, deed exhibits
Brandt represented a buyer in very similar building offers involving homes bought by Sabatello Cos. at 261 Nightingale Path, which adjusted hands for a recorded $4.45 million in March and at 210 Palmo Way, which offered for a recorded $5.29 million in July.
Brandt reported she was drawn to Compass for its emphasis on technological innovation and its community of agents throughout the country.
“Compass has created a lifestyle and group that tends to make brokers truly feel exclusive and valued,” she stated in a assertion unveiled by her new agency.
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Darrell Hofheinz writes about serious estate in his weekly “Beyond the Hedges” column. He welcomes information products about Palm Seaside authentic estate for this column. E mail [email protected], get in touch with 820-3831 or tweet @PBDN_Hofheinz. Hofheinz is a United states of america These days Network of Florida journalist. Assist assist our journalism. Subscribe right now.
