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Sotheby's opens shop in Seattle
Realogics Sotheby's
opens shop in Seattle
Seattle Times staff
New brokerage Realogics Sotheby's International Realty has opened a storefront in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood. .
It's a sales office, managing member Dean Jones acknowledges, but he also calls it a "resource center" for people interested in properties not just in Seattle, but around the globe.
Jones, president and CEO of new-construction condo marketing firm Realogics, got the exclusive rights for Sotheby's franchise in Seattle and moved into the full-service brokerage business in February.
Sotheby's has 500 offices in 38 countries. The store will showcase not only local listings, but homes in popular resort and second-home destinations, Jones said.
The office is at 2715 First Ave.
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