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The Corcoran Group Honors Top Performers Of 2019

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Pamela Liebman, Sheri Winter Parker and Ernie Cervi. COURTESY CORCORAN

Pamela Liebman, Sheri Winter Parker and Ernie Cervi. COURTESY CORCORAN

Pamela Liebman, Gary DePersia and Ernie Cervi.

Pamela Liebman, Gary DePersia and Ernie Cervi. COURTESY CORCORAN

Michael Esposito, Pamela Liebman, Debbie Brenneman and Ernie Cervi. COURTESY CORCORAN

Michael Esposito, Pamela Liebman, Debbie Brenneman and Ernie Cervi. COURTESY CORCORAN

Pamela Liebman, Tim Davis and Ernie Cervi. COURTESY CORCORAN

Pamela Liebman, Tim Davis and Ernie Cervi. COURTESY CORCORAN

authorStaff Writer on Feb 28, 2020
The Corcoran Group honored top performing agents and sales teams at its annual East End Awards Ceremony on February 20 at Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton. More than 100 Corcoran... more

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