Name: "Last year was transformational”: Elliman’s Jay Parker on Miami Real Estate
Uploaded: 2021-12-07T11:00:33Z
Description: Douglas Elliman Florida Region CEO Jay Parker explained to TRD's Brand Studio why a market "frenzy" at the start of Covid has turned into "a more balanced sense of change." Watch the video for his full take.

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