The Hollywood Reporter Ranks Aaron Kirman Amongst Los Angeles' Leading 25 Agents In The Real Estate Game
$3 Billion Dollar Man, Aaron Kirman, Tops List Year over Year as Real Estate's Leading Man
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Aaron Kirman, the Beverly Hills-based real estate mogul, has been ranked in the The Hollywood Reporter's 2016 "Top 25 Agents" in Los Angeles. Kirman represents affluent and celebrity buyers and sellers worldwide, holding one of the most aspirational property portfolios based on sheer volume alone. Most recently Kirman closed on a $7.7 M transaction on behalf of fashion icon Jeremy Scott, and this week announced a $43 M property listing for designer, Charles Park. Kirman's annual sales spill over $300 M, a career record that has earned him his title as Real Estate's $3 Billion Man for cumulative sales. Kirman was recently named #12 in the Nation by REAL TRENDS and the WSJ.
Kirman is known for representing the 1% of the global elite and the most expensive residential properties worldwide, including the Danny Thomas Estate, one of the highest priced property on the market today at $135 million. In addition to representing over $600 million in active inventory, Kirman is the man behind several iconic properties, from Richard Neutra's Kaufmann Residence, Frank Lloyd Wright's Ennis House, and the only Oscar Niemeyer in North America, to name a few. Aaron's impressive sales history and portfolio includes the most exclusive luxury residences across the country and a client roster that holds heads of industry, A-list celebrities, royalty, major lending institutions and foreign investors. He has become one of the most sought after consultants in global property development. His projects include a private island in the Pacific, Turks and Caicos and the W Hotels. Kirman's knowledge of real estate translates on a global scale and is just one reasons he continues to climb the ranks.
About Aaron Kirman:
Aaron Kirman, President of Aaroe Estates at John Aaroe Group is one of the leading real estate agents in the U.S., and he has repeatedly been named a top agent in Los Angeles. He has an extensive client base featuring all who seek the luxury lifestyle, including heads of industry, celebrities, royalty, major lending institutions and foreign investors.
As a prominent figure in the luxury real estate market, Aaron has received international acclaim from the architectural and real estate communities, and he represents some of the most exclusive residences across the globe including Frank Lloyd Wright's Ennis House, Richard Neutra's Kaufmann Residence, Frank Gehry's Schnabel House, Lions Gate by Paul Williams, and the only Oscar Niemeyer creation in North America. Aaron's vast knowledge and expertise in selling exclusive properties have helped him to procure some of the highest prices in Beverly Hills, Hollywood Hills, Beverly Hills PO and Malibu. His most recent record in Hollywood, the Bailey House, set the bar at $4,722 per square foot, representing both the seller and buyer on the property.
Aaron attributes his success to his comprehensive marketing and advertising strategies, partners, market knowledge, exclusive contact base, and true love of luxury sales. He is recruited by many developers to sell multi-unit projects including a private island in the Pacific, Turks and Caicos, and the W Hotels. Developers, architects and designers frequently contact Aaron prior to construction and completion of their projects to take advantage of his long track record of success to ensure the design, architecture and plans will appeal to the desired high-end buyers. Aaron is often featured in various media outlets including CNBC, The New York Times, CNN The Los Angeles Times, Variety, the London Times, E Entertainment and CBS, and media sources regularly call for information and quotes, relying on him as a go-to source for current real estate trends and insight.
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