Frederick Warburg Peters joins Brown Harris Stevens

The founder of Warburg Realty Frederick Warburg Peters is joining Brown Harris Stevens. The New York-based firm announced Peters’ move on Thursday. 

Peters founded Warburg Realty in 1991 before selling it to Coldwell Banker in 2021. 

“The choice of Brown Harris Stevens was an easy one for me,” Peters said in a statement. “Hall Willkie has been a peer and a good friend for decades, and Bess Freedman has steered the company through the 21st century with great skill, modernizing the agent experience while maintaining the high standards of integrity and ethics for which BHS has always been known.”

Throughout his career, which began in 1980, Peters has receive numerous awards from the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) including the Henry Forster Award for a lifetime of achievement and contribution to the residential industry, and tThe Eileen Spinola Award for Distinguished Service. Peters currently serves on the executive committee of REBNY’s board of governors. 

According to the announcement, Peters will be based out of Brown Harris Stevens’ flagship Park Avenue office.