Thomas DiDomenico Brings $32 Million Penthouse to Compass
Compass, a real estate technology company, today announced last week the addition of Thomas DiDomenico, one of New York’s leading residential real estate agents. DiDomenico joins Compass from Corcoran where he was an award-winning top producer during his 23 years at the firm.
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“I am excited to join an organization reimagining the brokerage community," said DiDomenico. "I had a wonderful longtime career experience at Corcoran, but Compass is the future of the industry. My clients are already excited about the technology and marketing offerings here, especially the Compass Concierge staging program. Ultimately, I chose Compass for the benefit of my buyers and sellers.”
In addition to his network of celebrity clients, DiDomenico represents numerous local and international properties including a $65 million compound in Cannes, France as well as a $32 million penthouse at 885 Park Avenue. He is also a celebrated real estate industry circuit speaker with appearances on panels hosted by Bank of America and Marc Jacobson & Associates.
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