Making Moves
For such a tight-knit industry, real estate has a lot of players, and we’re keeping track of them in our Making Moves feature. Stay up to date on your colleagues in the industry, where they’ve been and where they’re going.
The longtime executive said he was leaving now that the company has completed its integration with Rocket Companies, which acquired it last year.
In his role as an associate at Rubin Rudman, Douglas specializes in permitting and entitlements and advises clients on environmental compliance.
The team serves the Outer Cape and has completed 465 transactions totaling over $394 million in sales volume since its founding in 2012.
She will work out of the brokerage’s Worcester office alongside her husband, Rudy Salman, who also recently joined.
Harrington told Boston Agent Magazine he hopes to apply his property management and leadership background to EVO’s specialized leasing division.
“One reason I joined ERA Key is because the company seeks to make a positive impact in the neighborhoods it serves,” Salman said.
The part-time library page at Millbury Public library holds a bachelor’s degree from Bridgewater State University.
In the role, Benjamin will organize the group’s development initiatives and collaborate with stakeholders during all phases of the real estate development process.
In this role, Reyes will oversee the brokerage’s technology team, manage technology infrastructure and product launches and drive national software development.
The advocacy group also named Richard Woods as its 2026 first vice president and 2027 president.
In the role, Marie will intercede between MAR and the Cape & Islands Association of REALTORS®.
An agent since 2025 with over $13 million in residential sales, Morales attributed her brokerage transition to personal alignment with Berkshire Hathaway’s values.
For four generations, members of the Hunt family have led HUNT, starting with founder Charles Hunt, who established the company in 1911.
Dicardy holds an associate’s degree in paralegal studies from Broward College.
Royal’s 30 years of industry experience include her stint as vice president of agent development for Coldwell Banker’s Chicago City Region.
The Franklin resident has been a licensed Realtor since 2017, working in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.