Carucci joins SERHANT. along with his team, The Carucci Group. Carucci brings more than 40 years of experience and just under $30 million in volume individually reported on last year’s RealTrends Verified rankings.
“SERHANT. represents the future of luxury real estate — media-forward, entrepreneurial and uncompromising about excellence,” Carucci said. “Boston is a market built on legacy and leadership, and this platform allows us to bring those values together at scale.”
Antonio Khoury joins after more than 14 years in the industry. Formerly with Compass, Khoury reported more than $76 million in volume to RealTrends Verified last year.
“SERHANT. is the only brokerage built by someone who truly lives the business and has helped modernize it,” Khoury said. “I’ve known Ryan for a long time. He’s a top agent, a CEO, innovator and brand-builder, which means the platform is designed from the agent’s perspective. It’s forward-thinking, media-driven and built to leverage technology for global exposure, which is why I’m excited to be a founding member.”
Sariego brings more than 21 years of industry experience and will lead The Boston ONE Team at SERHANT. He is formerly the broker-owner of Boston One Realty Group.
Farrell and Albano — known as the Prop Cousins — were previously with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices – Robert Paul Properties. They have ranked among the top 1.5% of agents and teams nationwide by RealTrends Verified.
SERHANT.’s Massachusetts operations are led by Christopher Delaney as managing director. He brings 32 years of experience across residential and commercial brokerage, new development and technology-driven ventures. Deborah Hauser, regional managing director of New York, Rhode Island and Connecticut, also oversees Massachusetts.
Founded in 2020 in New York City, SERHANT. has grown rapidly to more than 1,500 agents and 200 full-time team members. The firm now operates in Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia, Washington, D.C. — and Massachusetts.
