Central Connecticut’s Century 21 AllPoints Realty announced it is merging with another Century 21 brokerage serving the Florida panhandle.
AllPoints is headquartered in Southington and maintains 10 offices from Stamford to Enfield. The 400-agent brokerage was 21st in the nation among all Century 21 affiliates in 2021 according to RealTrends. According to the company’s merger announcement, it has also “been recognized for its coaching, technology, and training achieving the #1 ranking for CENTURY 21® Brokerages in Connecticut since 2000.”
The brokerage it’s merging with, Century Blue Marlin Pelican, was 71st among Century 21 affiliates in 2021 according to RealTrends’ most recent ranking of the nation’s brokerages. It maintains eight offices from Panama City, Florida to Pensacola, Florida.
“I had the opportunity to meet Jerry and Leslie Sullivan and the Blue Marlin Pelican Team years back and have developed a great relationship with them. The Florida Panhandle market is poised to see tremendous growth. It is a great opportunity to partner with Jerry and his team. We share the same values and culture making it the perfect fit for both franchises. We look forward to a successful partnership that will provide growth and truly benefit our agents and customers,” PJ Louis, the general manager of AllPoints, said in a statement.
The combined company will provide residential and commercial brokerage services, along with investment real estate advising and long-term rental services.
“Having the opportunity to work with the AllPoints Leadership team, I immediately knew they had the training, marketing and agent support our team was looking for to enhance their ability to serve our customers. Ryan and Kelly Peterson, CENTURY 21® AllPoints owners have built a great company that is agent-centric with a great culture that aligns with Blue Marlin Pelican. We are both family-oriented businesses that really emphasizes the growth opportunities for our sales associates. This partnership truly is 1+1=3 and I can’t wait to see what the future brings,” Blue Marlin Pelican broker-owner Jerry Sullivan said in a statement provided by AllPoints.
