Making Moves
For such a tight-knit industry, real estate has a lot of players, and we’re keeping track of them in our Making Moves feature. Stay up to date on your colleagues in the industry, where they’ve been and where they’re going.
The advocacy group also named Richard Woods as its 2026 first vice president and 2027 president.
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens appointed Matt Bronfman to the Atlanta Housing Board of Commissioners for a five-year term.
Ruland’s career spans roles at several homebuilding companies like Sharp Residential and Toll Brothers.
Malmberg’s retirement is effective Dec. 31, when he will be succeeded by Reginald O’Shields.
Founder Mark Spain said he sees Zanaty’s hire as the beginning of a period of growth for the company.
The LH Group specializes in mountain homes, lakefront property and developments.
Along with his family, he leads a full-spectrum real estate brand encompassing homebuilding, community development and brokerage services.
Royal’s 30 years of industry experience include her stint as vice president of agent development for Coldwell Banker’s Chicago City Region.
Hernandez leads the team along with Mayumi Parrado.
Hodari was named a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Fellow in 2001 and brings 25 years of affordable housing and public sector development experience to her new role.
EPIC primarily serves Roswell, Alpharetta, East Cobb-Marietta, Milton, Sandy Springs and Woodstock.
Previous team lead Jeff Taylor left to become a solo agent.
Four of the agents previously worked at Harry Norman, Realtors, and one previously worked at Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty.
The new executive, Chris Shelton, previously led the East Coast sales team at Summit Funding.
The combined company will operate under the brokerages’ original names.
The Atlanta veteran is bringing his protege, Mitchell Clifford, with him to Harry Norman’s office in Marietta.