Katherine Kallergis
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 23 Jan
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The Trial: USA · The Sex-Trafficking Trial Rocking the World of Luxury Real-Estate · 23 Jan 2026
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I think one thing that's important to note, because I mentioned, obviously, the trophy homes and all of that is.
a large part of what we cover and what the brothers were involved in was new development.
So that means like new condo projects and, you know, the marketing and the selling that goes in behind the scenes, like before, sometimes before these buildings exist, there's a lot of like,
parties and star architects and, you know, celebrity restaurateurs and traveling by private jet and just kind of that whole, there's so much intrigue around it.
And they really, you know, they were really a big part of that world.
They, even if they weren't actively handling sales of specific projects, they kind of like
push their way into it.
And they were very aggressive in business.
And that's how they started to succeed was with that strategy.
So in Miami is where they had the biggest success.
They picked up projects, high profile projects.
One of them was the Raleigh, which is
on Collins Avenue, it's a waterfront development, and they ended up losing that.
But they also partied with these developers and that was an advantage that they had over their competitors.
I think that that is the case like in any industry where you have, especially where you have, you know, people who are independent contractors because real estate agents are independent contractors.
They don't, you know, they don't have to, they don't follow the same guidelines that people who are, you know, salaried and work for a company have to follow.
So there's a lot of room for, you know, you are your own boss and it's harder to control people
real estate agents.
It's just, it's always been like that.
The industry is under-regulated.
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