What the “blue wave” could mean for Compass
Could this week’s surge of election victories by Democrats across the country spell a challenge for residential real estate’s largest brokerage conglomerate? Brown Harris Stevens’ Bess Freedman told CNBC Thursday that the so-called blue wave could mean more antitrust scrutiny from incoming legislators after Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress. “Senator Elizabeth Warren has been very vocal about what they’re doing. She’s worried about this monopolistic behavior because they’re huge,” Freedman told Frank. “I think they’re going to be looking at what’s going on a little bit more carefully, so we’ll have to see.” Freedman was referring to […]
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