Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC announced the 2025 recipients of its annual year-end awards, recognizing top-ranking affiliate companies whose performance exemplifies the highest standards of excellence across the Coldwell Banker® network.
Collectively, Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage and Coldwell Banker Advantage closed $6.63 billion in total sales volume across 16,517 closed units in 2025**, reflecting strong performance across Coastal North Carolina, the Triangle/Triad, the Sandhills, Coastal South Carolina and Western North Carolina. Coldwell Banker Advantage was also highlighted in the Agent Team Honors category, with Alex McFadyen team and The Geddie Group being recognized. "Each
“Each year, the dedication of the Coldwell Banker real estate professionals, teams and offices elevates the standard for exceptional service in real estate, and 2025 was no exception,” said president of Coldwell Banker Affiliates Jason Waugh in a press release. “Their unwavering commitment to expertise, integrity and delivering extraordinary client experiences keeps the Coldwell Banker brand at the forefront of our industry. It is an honor to recognize these remarkable professionals whose achievements continue to elevate us all.”
These results highlight the strength of collaborative leadership, trusted local expertise, and a relentless focus on client success — values that continue to define the Advantage family of companies as industry leaders heading into 2026.
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