Rodeo Realty adds 24 agents across Southern California

Rodeo Realty has added 24 real estate agents to offices across Southern California, reinforcing its footprint in key Los Angeles-area markets. The expansion underscores the brokerage’s push to grow its agent base and support services as it competes in the luxury residential market.

Why it matters: - Rodeo Realty’s latest hiring wave adds production capacity across several high-demand Southern California markets. - The move strengthens the brokerage’s local reach in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. - The expansion also signals continued competition among brokerages for experienced agents who want marketing, transaction support and training.

What happened: - Rodeo Realty recently welcomed 24 new real estate agents to its offices across Southern California. - The new agents joined offices in Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Calabasas, Encino, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Westlake and Woodland Hills. - A Rodeo Realty spokesperson said the brokerage continues to attract professionals who want to build their careers. - The spokesperson said Rodeo Realty is proud to welcome the new agents and plans to support their work.

The details: - The new agents are Karen Babakhanians, Pleasure Brown, Felix Fooks, Julio Moguel, Ghazaleh Javidzad, Mary Salisbury, Jackson O’Connell, Hiwa Nezhadian, Hami Belgameh, William Ramsey, Hamid Hamidinia, Linda Zimmerman, Michael Sweat, Zachary Katz, James Chalke, Alexen Khim Ng, Jonathan Lusher, Aspen Wood, Donna Wood, Sondra Browning-Ott, Sheila Simmons, Natascha Gurich, Georgetta Foreman and Anna Zolotareva. - Rodeo Realty says it serves communities throughout Los Angeles and Ventura counties. - The brokerage says its agent support includes in-house marketing, professional resources, transaction support, education and a collaborative network of real estate professionals. - Rodeo Realty says its expansion reflects a commitment to helping agents build lasting careers while providing buyers and sellers with a luxury experience. - Rodeo Realty was founded by Syd Leibovitch. - The brokerage describes itself as Southern California’s largest independent real estate brokerage. - Rodeo Realty says it has 12 office locations and more than 1,200 agents. - The company specializes in residential real estate.

Between the lines: - The hiring push suggests Rodeo Realty is leaning on scale and support infrastructure to keep attracting agents in a crowded Southern California market. - Concentrating new hires across multiple offices points to a strategy of deepening local coverage rather than relying on one flagship location. - The emphasis on marketing, education and transaction support suggests the brokerage is competing on agent services as much as on brand recognition.

What's next: - Rodeo Realty is likely to keep using its office network and support systems to recruit agents and expand market share. - The new hires should increase the brokerage’s reach with buyers and sellers across its Southern California footprint. - The brokerage’s next growth test will be whether these additions translate into more listings, closed deals and retained agents.