T3 Sixty's annual list highlights the most influential figures in residential real estate. Nine Canadian industry leaders, including Phil Soper, Carolyn Cheng, and John DiMichele, made the prestigious 200-member list. The ranking evaluates contenders based on their position's scope and power, financial resources, equity stake in their company, and overall impact on the industry.
Nine Canadian industry leaders, were named on this year's list, including returnees like Royal LePage’s Phil Soper and Carolyn Cheng and TRREB’s John DiMichele.celebrates the power players in residential real estate — those who are making powerful moves at a national, and sometimes even multinational, scale.
It’s not easy to get on the list. Each of the 200 leaders included in the rankings have been carefully selected by a team of executives from US-based T3 Sixty, who evaluate contenders based on the scope and power of their position, the financial resources they have at their disposal, whether they have equity stake in their company, and their overall impact on the industry, amongst more.
This year’s rankings include a neat collection of Canadian industry leaders, including returnees like Royal LePage’s Phil Soper and Carolyn Cheng and TRREB’s John DiMichele. All said and done, here are the Canadians that made the cut.“Soper runs Canada’s largest real estate brokerage enterprise, Bridgemarq Real Estate Services, which owns and operates the brands Royal LePage, Via Capitale, Johnston & Daniel and Proprio Direct in Quebec, which it formally integrated in early 2024.
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