Miami Real Estate Forum: Top Agents Question Who's Really Looking Out for Their Business Amidst Changing Brokerage Landscape
With mega-mergers and power shifts happening in the Miami real estate market, top agents question who truly has their best interests in mind.
The Miami real estate market is known for its rapid growth and changing landscape, and this is especially true in the world of brokerages. With mega-mergers and acquisitions happening left and right, top agents are wondering who is really looking out for their business.
The recent news of Compass' plan to acquire Anywhere has left many agents feeling uncertain about the future of their firms. Some believe that the consolidated power structures will provide better resources and protection, while others fear it will lead to cost-cutting and fewer opportunities for independent success.
With the changing market and brokerage model, hearing from C-level executives is no longer optional - it's necessary for agents to stay informed and make the best decisions for their business.
At The Real Deal's 2025 Miami Real Estate Forum, top agents gathered to discuss the changing landscape and what it means for their business. One agent, who wished to remain anonymous, stated, "It's a dog-eat-dog world out there and we need to be sure that our firms are truly looking out for us." Another agent, who is affiliated with Douglas Elliman, commented, "I'm excited to see what changes will come with these mergers, but I also have concerns about the potential impact on independent agents."
The forum also featured insights from C-level executives at various brokerages, including Compass, Douglas Elliman, and Corcoran Group. The panelists discussed the changing market and how their firms are adapting to stay ahead of the competition.
It's clear that the brokerage landscape in Miami is shifting, and top agents are questioning who is truly looking