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With an unwavering commitment to excellence, Bonneau Ansley has set the standard for luxury real estate. These numbers reflect what happens when expertise, dedication, and market insight come together.
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Bonneau Ansley is an Atlanta entrepreneur, bestselling author, and one of the top-selling real estate agents in the U.S. He has built, developed, and sold property throughout Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina over his 20+ year career.
In December 2015, Bonneau launched his eponymous brokerage, now known as Ansley Real Estate Christie’s International Real Estate, to offer his clients, team, and Atlanta a locally owned, more personal, relationship-focused real estate experience supported by leading-edge technology. He built Ansley Real Estate because he wanted to sell under a different platform that was not offered in Atlanta. The platform proved over the last 10 years that other agents wanted a change - and has grown into one of most successful brokerages in the South.
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When I started selling real estate in 2009, we were in the middle of the Great Recession. The real estate market was tough. And there were 19,000 agents and brokers all fighting for listings in Atlanta.
At that time I had two young kids and failure was not an option. In such a tough market, you had to be different to stand out with so much competition around. So, while learning what worked is helpful, I couldn’t just do what others were doing and expect to succeed.
In my first year in business, I was the number one in Atlanta. I didn’t sell a whole bunch of property because it was 2009 but I did enough to be the number one individual agent. Over the next several years, I doubled my production almost every year.
My journey through the 2009 crisis
When I started selling real estate in 2009, we were in the middle of the Great Recession. The real estate market was tough. And there were 19,000 agents and brokers all fighting for listings in Atlanta.
At that time I had two young kids and failure was not an option. In such a tough market, you had to be different to stand out with so much competition around. So, while learning what worked is helpful, I couldn’t just do what others were doing and expect to succeed.
In my first year in business, I was the number one in Atlanta. I didn’t sell a whole bunch of property because it was 2009 but I did enough to be the number one individual agent. Over the next several years, I doubled my production almost every year.
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