Real estate industry consultants at REAL Trends partnered with The Wall Street Journal to identify the nation’s top real estate professionals.
The study spotlighted the nation’s “Top 1000” real estate professionals –250 in each of four performance categories. The categories are:
- Top 250 Real Estate Professionals by Transaction Sides
- Top 250 Real Estate Professionals by Transaction Volume
- Top 250 Teams by Transaction Sides
- Top 250 Teams by Transaction Volume
The top 2010 real estate agents recognized across the country, document what we have long asserted– First Preston HT has outstanding listing brokers! The commitment these listing brokers have to great customer service, creative marketing and community support are the reasons so many First Preston HT agents are successful.
To all “2010 Top 1,000” First Preston HT real estate professionals, we celebrate your success. Congratulations and keep up the extraordinary work.
Visit REAL Trends to explore the complete list of top performing real estate professionals across the country.


A number of the most innovative new Realtor® tech tools are free and reside “in the cloud.” They feature anytime access to key documents, applications or storage of information. You can now access powerful apps ‘free of charge’ or on a usage-sensitive payment basis. This trend allows real-time document sharing and really speedy responses to client requests for CMAs, Listing Presentations, Property Tour presentations, etc.
Are you ready for the next big thing in real estate television? Stay tuned for reality TV, REO-style. Real estate owned (REO) properties refers to foreclosures. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that several networks are planning reality REO shows that will feature property rehabs. In September watch for Viacom Inc.’s—Spike TV’s “Flip Men”. Before the summer ends, check out Bravo’s “Flipping Out” series, which features a former “house flipper turned designer.” Watch as A&E Television Network, in cooperation with Walt Disney Co, Hearst Corp and Comcast Corp’s NBC Universal, take their best shot in the upcoming REO reality show wars by featuring a former “Survivor” contestant who attempts to buy, rehab and sell houses in Houston.
You’ve no doubt seen the headlines– $150 million Spelling House sells to British Heiress. This is a high profile example of a developing trend evident in U.S. housing sales, even in moderate price ranges.

