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Active Real Estate Offices Based on Active Real Estate Salespersons and Brokers Active Real Estate Offices Based on Active Real Estate Salespersons and Brokers Business Name Business Address 1 COLDWELL BANKER REALTY 1 WASHINGTON AVE COLDWELL BANKER REALTY 170 N MAIN ST COLDWELL BANKER REALTY 278 MAMARONECK AVE COLDWELL BANKER REALTY 366 UNDERHILL AVE NEST SEEKERS INTERNATIONAL LLC 11 Flamingo Avenue SIGNATURE PREMIER PROPERTIES 7952 JERICHO TPKE A M I REALTY INC 20281 East Country Club Drive A T WHITE REALTY LTD 7709 Heritage Grand Place A1 ADVOCACY GROUP 224 Jenny Dr ABBENANTE CYNTHIA L 1109 Ashley Falls Road ADELFIO THOMAS N 3215 S Ocean Blvd. ADLER AARON 19024 Skyridge Circle ALOSCO SALVATORE C 101 Briny Avenue AMICO MATTHEW P 940 E Palm Canyon Dr 202 ANGIE PRIMUS GILFORD LLC 224 Jenny Dr ANTON GENE T 775 PARK AVE STE 255 ARDENT PROPERTY GROUP LLC 42 Broadway ARONIN WILLIAM R 6115 Washington Blvd ARTERS SHANE A 2101 Woodside Rd ASCH STEPHEN M 66 Clifford Street Page 1 of 960 10/02/2021 Active Real Estate Offices Based on Active Real Estate Salespersons and Brokers Business Address 2 Business City Business State PLEASANTVILLE NY NEW CITY NY WHITE PLAINS NY YORKTOWN HEIGHTS NY MONTAUK NY WOODBURY NY #606 AVENTURA FL BRADENTON FL BEAR DE P.O. 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