Celebrity Power Broker Aaron Seawood Returns to Compass
Aaron Seawood
Compass has announced the reunion of Aaron Seawood and Team Carte Blanche with the company. With this partnership, Seawood, a dominant force in New York real estate, looks to expand his team to crucial luxury markets while providing a frictionless experience for an impressive client roster that includes celebrities, athletes, and high-net-worth individuals.
"I'm grateful for my time at The Agency, a killer brand, and even better people," said Seawood. "Now, to have Carte Blanche powered by Compass makes for a seamless experience for our clients, expands our reach into key luxury markets, and reunites me with OG Compass colleagues I call family. A true trifecta."
Andrew Pritchard and Priscilla Diaz are joining Seawood on the move, both renowned for providing a white-glove experience and spearheading business partnerships and branding.
During his five-year tenure at Compass, Seawood was a cultural stalwart and founding agent of The Sports & Entertainment Division, developing long-lasting relationships with many executives and agents.
"Aaron was one of the earliest Compass agents, and we're thrilled to welcome him and his team back to Compass," said Rory Golod, president of growth and communications. "Carte Blanche has a unique blueprint and a renowned customer service culture that we're excited to amplify in New York City and beyond."
Team Carte Blanche brings over $55 million in total listings, including Carmelo Anthony's $11 million Chelsea loft at 508 West 24th Street and the Penthouse at 50 Madison Ave featuring Giovanni Versace's private furniture for $10 million, as well as $26 million in off-market properties.
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