Korman Group Joins Compass: A New Era in Boca Raton Real Estate!

Boca Raton, Florida, USA - The real estate landscape in Florida continues to shift and evolve, reflecting broader trends in the luxury market. Recently, a significant chapter began as The Korman Group, recognized as one of the leading real estate teams in the state, made the strategic decision to join Compass. Korman’s team has expanded to 40 agents across four offices over a six-year period, with a keen focus on high-end residential sales. This move is more than just a change of scenery; it’s a combination of a boutique team with the national reach and sophisticated systems that Compass offers.

As a graduate of the University of Central Florida, Korman ranks in the top 1% of U.S. real estate agents since 2019. Being named the No. 10 agent in Boca Raton by individual sales volume according to RealTrends Verified speaks volumes about his stature in the industry. Jeff Polashuk, regional vice president at Compass, has welcomed Korman and his team, highlighting not just Korman’s professional reputation but also his innovative vision for future growth.

Key Team Members Step Up

The Korman Group’s roster of talent is impressive. Among the key members making the leap to Compass are Grant Winters-Gullo, Korman’s long-time business partner, who brings valuable experience from The Corcoran Group; Maggie Sarubbi, a senior director of luxury sales with 23 years of brokerage leadership; and Brianna Lombardo, a top-producing agent recognized as a brand ambassador for the team. Dustin Opalka, renowned for his sales performance in South Florida, is also joining the endeavor, alongside Anthony Paolini, who will lead commercial real estate initiatives.

This transition is not merely a personal milestone for Korman and his team; it marks a shift that aligns with current real estate trends. As outlined by Coldwell Banker Global Luxury in their latest Trend Report, the luxury housing market is resilient, with single-family home prices growing at twice the pace of the broader market. An optimistic outlook for buyers and sellers is predicted for 2025, which resonates with the motivations fueling this move to Compass.

The Changing Dynamics of Luxury Real Estate

The report highlights an increase in property selection, creating a wealth of opportunities for buyers. As inventory rises, we may see pent-up demand that was building during the previous housing challenges. The emergence of affluent women—referred to as „She-Elites“—has also been significant; they are influencing demand and purchasing decisions in luxury real estate.

Moreover, multigenerational living spaces are gaining traction, particularly among Gen X buyers. They are steering the market toward homes designed for a diverse range of occupants, catering to evolving family structures. With over 60% of luxury property specialists emphasizing the demand for indoor-outdoor living features, it’s clear that buyers are seeking versatile spaces that blend comfort and nature.

As Korman and his team navigate this new venture with Compass, they stand ready to capitalize on the current market conditions. The focus on value-driven luxury and unique experiences will be crucial as affluent buyers increasingly look for properties that promise long-term returns in favorable locations. The future looks bright for The Korman Group and their innovative approach within the Compass framework.

For more information about The Korman Group’s transition to Compass and insights into the luxury real estate market, check out HousingWire, explore Luxury at Compass, or read the latest Coldwell Banker Trend Report.