Ethan Lott

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Ethan Lott

Pittsburgh Business TimesListen to this article 2 minSee which agents from Coldwell Banker, Compass, eXp and Deacon Hoover made this year's list of real estate agents and groups in Pittsburgh that reported topping $10 million in homes sales in 2024. 285 Pittsburgh-area agents and teams topped $10 million in sales. Coldwell Banker Realty had 36 agents/teams reaching $10 million. Listings will be available in print and digital editions April 11.

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Ethan Lott

See which agents from Berkshire Hathaway and Century 21 made this year's list of real estate agents and groups in Pittsburgh that reported topping $10 million in homes sales in 2024. Who’s Who in Residential Real Estate is a listing of local agents and agent teams whose sales topped $10 million in 2024. This year, 285 agents and teams topped the $10 million threshold, up from 280 last year.

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Ethan Lott

Here's an exclusive look at the region's top-performing Realtors: See who made the top 25 list. After another year in which interest rates were just one challenge to be negotiated in the world of homebuying and selling, this year’s Who in Residential Real Estate — a listing of Pittsburgh-area agents and agent teams whose home sales topped $10 million in 2024 — shows a slight increase in the number of agents hitting that eight-figure mark.

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Ethan Lott |Joshua Mann

Pittsburgh companies see billions wiped from their market value as new tariffs take effect. Find out which local firms were hit hardest. The stock market posted steep losses on Thursday and Friday as investors reacted to details of the Trump administration's tariff plan – with trillions in value wiped out at publicly traded companies. In the Pittsburgh region, it was another day of billions of dollars in market cap losses.

3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Ethan Lott

Find out which Pittsburgh-based companies were hit hardest by the recent stock market tumble and how much value they lost. Prices of stocks of public companies based in the Pittsburgh region took a hit over the past few days, particularly on Thursday, as the stock market reacted to new tariffs introduced by the Trump Administration. Among 31 of the largest public companies based locally, stock prices were down 4.7% from Monday to Thursday close.