Movers: Coldwell Banker franchisee Rodriguez expands after Inland Empire buy
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Movers: Coldwell Banker franchisee Rodriguez expands after Inland Empire buy
"Rodriguez, who moved his business to Coldwell Banker Real Estate as a franchisee in January, acquired Coldwell Banker Blackstone Realty. Rodriguez indicated there was a deal in the works in an interview with The Real Deal earlier this year, although declined to provide specifics at the time. The deal brings 106 agents into the brokerage's fold."
"Stacy Gottula, previously of Coldwell Banker, joined Carolwood Estates' Montecito office. Gottula's past deals include listing 630 Nimes Road in Bel-Air, which sold for $56 million in 2018. The property, which is nicknamed Le Belvedere, more recently traded again in a separate deal that tied for a 2025 residential record of $110 million."
"Evan Dolmatsky, who specializes in Beverly Hills, Bel-Air and Hollywood Hills, landed at The Beverly Hills Estates. Dolmatsky, who counts over $300 million in career sales, was previously a partner for over a decade at Voyage Real Estate."
Jessie Rodriguez, owner of Coldwell Banker Icon, completed an acquisition of Coldwell Banker Blackstone Realty, significantly expanding his brokerage with 106 new agents and three additional offices in Ontario, Glendora, and Corona. Rodriguez joined the Coldwell Banker network in January after renaming his Cal American Homes business. The acquisition follows a pattern of recruiting activity across Southern California's residential real estate market, where multiple brokerages have made strategic personnel moves. Notable agents have relocated to various firms, including Carolwood Estates, Beverly Hills Estates, and Compass, bringing substantial sales records and client bases to their new organizations.
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