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Celebrating 3 Years of Archpoint Advisory

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In 2023, John Brandon and Charlie Homet started Archpoint Advisory with a simple idea: a real estate firm should feel like a community, not a corporation.

The vision was clear. Agents would be mentored, not managed. Culture would be more than a buzzword—it would guide every decision. And going small would allow the firm to go deeper.

Three years later, that vision has become reality. The impact is seen not just in the deals closed, but in the relationships built with agents, clients, and the neighborhoods we serve.

From Downtown Manhattan to DUMBO in Brooklyn, Archpoint Advisory continues to grow while keeping its focus on people, mentorship, and community-first service.

Here’s to the agents, clients, and neighbors who make Archpoint what it is. We’re just getting started.

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