Finding Magic in the Charming City of San Miguel de Allende in Central Mexico
Kait McMurdo
January 8, 2025

Nestled in the heart of Central Mexico, San Miguel de Allende is a not-so-secret destination that effortlessly blends historical charm with vibrant modernity. Known for its cobblestone streets, colorful colonial architecture, and rich cultural tapestry, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an enchanting escape for travelers. Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting San Miguel for their famed Dia De Los Muertos celebrations, and even simply driving into the city feels like you’re entering another world.  Once the festivities began? It was truly otherworldly. Massive flower garlands and “catrinas”, the famed skeletal symbol of the celebration, adorn every home entrance, and “ofrendas”, altars honouring beloved family members who have been lost, appear everywhere. You can spend the entire weekend admiring the gorgeous displays, constructed with tremendous care to memorialize all a loved one’s favourite things, varying in scale such that some even feature motorcycles! The celebration culminates at the Catrinas Parade where thousands of locals and tourists alike dress up in traditional catrinas make up and costumes and parade through the streets of San Miguel.

This beautiful city offers far more to experience than just one weekend a year, however. Our colleague Daniel Ortiz, the Broker/Owner of Coldwell Banker Smart in San Miguel, attests to my experience, “San Miguel de Allende is more than a destination—it’s a way of life that enchants everyone who visits and compels many to stay. Its perfect year-round climate, vibrant art scene, rich cultural heritage, and welcoming community create an irresistible allure. This magical city is a haven for individuals and families from all walks of life, offering a blend of history, modern luxury, and an exceptional quality of life.” Indeed, having had the personal experience to explore and visit several listings, it was easy to see how one could visit for a simple weekend and decide to make this a second home or an eventual retirement destination. The weather is sublime, the scenery gorgeous, the food delicious, and we happen to have an incredible team of agents who can guide you, should you decide to visit. As Daniel notes, “Whether you’re starting a new chapter, looking for a second home, or simply seeking a place that inspires joy and creativity, San Miguel de Allende is the perfect choice. San Miguel isn’t just a place to live—it’s a lifestyle waiting to welcome you with open arms.” Read on to learn more about the incredibly special place and home to our Coldwell Banker Smart offices!

Where do you live? San Miguel de Allende, in Central México.

What is the perfect weekend day like? A perfect weekend day in San Miguel de Allende captures the charm, culture, and natural beauty of this extraordinary town. The day might begin with a leisurely stroll around the iconic main square, “El Jardín,” where you can soak in the vibrant atmosphere, admire the stunning Parroquia, and mingle with locals and visitors alike. For nature lovers, a morning walk through “El Charco del Ingenio,” our enchanting botanical garden, offers serene trails, breathtaking views, and a connection to the region’s native flora and fauna.

If you’re feeling adventurous, start the day with a magical hot air balloon ride at sunrise, taking in panoramic views of the city and its surrounding landscapes. Follow that up with a hearty breakfast at one of San Miguel’s charming restaurants, indulging in freshly baked pastries, locally sourced ingredients, and refreshing juices that embody the flavors of the region.

In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the cultural heartbeat of the town by exploring the many galleries and cultural happenings, with a visit to Fabrica La Aurora as a must. This repurposed textile factory now serves as an art and design center, offering a feast for the senses with its eclectic mix of contemporary and traditional works.

To round off the day, venture to the wine country around San Miguel for an unforgettable lunch. The rolling vineyards, paired with the tranquility of the countryside, create a setting reminiscent of Provence or Napa Valley, or enjoy the evening in one of the many rooftop restaurants and bars, San Miguel has great nightlife. There is always something exciting happening in this magical town.

What are the common modes of transportation there? People in San Miguel usually walk. San Miguel is still a safe and small city where you can reach almost every point of interest in a 20 – 25-minute walk. We have public transportation, such as buses, taxis, Uber service, but whenever it is possible, locals and foreigners prefer to walk, especially in the neighborhoods close to the city’s main square.

Tell us about the foods your area is known for. San Miguel has a large variety of restaurants and diverse cuisines it is a foodie paradise. From traditional Mexican food, farm to table and many international offerings. San Miguel is known for great cuisine. The city is renowned for its culinary excellence, blending traditional Mexican flavors with innovative, contemporary approaches. From authentic dishes like mole and cochinita pibil to the freshest farm-to-table creations, there’s something to delight every food enthusiast.

Two standout dining experiences that exemplify San Miguel’s vibrant culinary scene are Bocaciega and Amatte. Bocaciega specializes in Mediterranean cuisine, bringing the sun-kissed flavors of the Mediterranean to San Miguel in a stylish and welcoming setting. Meanwhile, Amatte takes fine dining to new heights—both literally and figuratively—with its rooftop location offering stunning views of the city as you savor impeccably crafted dishes that highlight local and seasonal ingredients.

Whether you’re indulging in traditional Mexican food, exploring international offerings, or enjoying the artistry of farm-to-table dining, San Miguel de Allende consistently delivers unforgettable culinary experiences.

What is your favourite meal, at home or at a restaurant? Mexican food is amazing savory and healthy. I love eating at the many Mexican food restaurants around town. One of my personal favorites is dining at Agavia, a restaurant that beautifully showcases the essence of Mexican cuisine. Their menu celebrates the rich diversity of flavors and ingredients unique to our culture, and each dish is prepared with a creative touch that elevates the dining experience. Whether I’m savoring a perfectly made Pozole at Agavia or enjoying a plate of fresh, handmade tamales, the experience is always delightful. The rich combination of savory flavors, fresh ingredients, and the warmth of Mexican hospitality makes every meal unforgettable. Agavia captures the heart of San Miguel’s culinary charm, blending traditional recipes with contemporary flair.

Where do you recommend someone vacation in your region and why? Staying in the center of town is the best way to begin to know San Miguel. That would give you the opportunity to explore by foot and discover how the magic unfolds. Staying in the heart of San Miguel de Allende is the best way to immerse yourself in its charm and character. Downtown, better known as the “Centro Histórico,” is where the magic of this UNESCO World Heritage Site truly unfolds. By staying here, you’ll have the unique opportunity to explore the cobblestone streets, admire the colorful colonial architecture, and experience the vibrant energy that defines this city—all at your own pace and on foot.

From the iconic Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel to hidden courtyards filled with bougainvillea, every corner offers a story waiting to be discovered. You’ll encounter lively markets, boutique shops, world-class restaurants, and art galleries showcasing local talent. By walking, you’ll connect with the city’s rhythm and stumble upon surprises—an impromptu mariachi performance in the square, a quiet café serving the perfect café, or a local artisan creating something extraordinary.

Staying central also means easy access to the city’s rich cultural experiences. From cooking classes and art workshops to visiting historic landmarks and enjoying live music, the center of town acts as your gateway to everything San Miguel has to offer.

What is your favourite recreational or leisure time activity?  My favorite leisure activities in San Miguel de Allende allow me to connect with the region’s breathtaking natural beauty and unique charm. One of the experiences I cherish most is hiking through the stunning trails of the “Charco del Ingenio” Botanical Garden. This incredible sanctuary is a treasure trove of native flora and fauna, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by picturesque landscapes and serene vistas. It’s a perfect place to unwind, reflect, and feel inspired by the harmony of nature.

Another unforgettable activity is taking a hot air balloon ride over San Miguel de Allende. Soaring high above the city at sunrise, I’m treated to panoramic views of the historic skyline, vibrant architecture, and rolling hills. It’s a magical experience that truly showcases the region’s beauty from a whole new perspective.

Is there a specialty your area is known for? Yes, San Miguel has a delicious, sweet pastry known as Tumbagon. Tumbagones are made of wheat flour, flavored with a touch of orange juice, anise, and sprinkled with powdered sugar. These are fragile yet delicious pastries.

Share a little known but interesting fact about the area/region: San Miguel has lots of interesting and little-known facts! Some residents of San Miguel were the insurgents that lead the people to arms for the independence from Spain these insurgents were part of the Dragons of the queen squadron. They were noble children of Spaniards born in México. San Miguel in the early and mid-19^th century San Miguel attracted artists with leftist political inclinations and these illustrious residents became important for the history of the city of today. Such as Felipe Cossío del Pomar and the Chicagoan Sterling Dickinson, famous residents included Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo who lived for a long time in the city and encouraged their friends to do so too.

If you were to live in any other region where we have a Coldwell Banker presence, where would it be and why? Europe, because of its multi-culture, heritage and diversity. If I were to live in any other region with a Coldwell Banker presence, it would be Europe. The continent’s blend of multiculturalism, heritage, and diversity creates a rich tapestry of experiences.

Europe offers a unique charm where centuries of history coexist harmoniously with modern innovation. This diversity is not only reflected in the architecture and landscapes but also in the people, languages, and culinary traditions that make Europe a treasure trove of cultural exploration.

For someone like me, who thrives on connecting with people and understanding their stories, Europe’s multi-cultural environment would provide endless opportunities to learn, grow, and engage with different perspectives. Additionally, the region’s emphasis on art, history, and design resonates deeply with my passion for luxury and lifestyle, making it a natural fit both personally and professionally.

Territory Summary:

Set in the high desert 165 miles (266 kilometers) north of Mexico City lies the colorful colonial city of San Miguel de Allende. Originally home to the indigenous Chichimeca people, the city was seized by the Spanish in the 16th century after the 40-year Chichimeca War. San Miguel was a main stop on the trade routes between Mexico City and the famed silver mining cities of Guanajuato and San Luis Potosí, and became known for its textiles, and grand haciendas built by wealthy merchants. San Miguel de Allende played a significant role during the Mexican War of Independence in the early 19th century, as the city was the first in Mexico to gain independence from Spain. Additionally, San Miguel was the birthplace of two heroes of the war, Juan Aldama and Ignacio Allende, the latter after which the city was renamed.

Filled with lively art galleries, world-class restaurants, and charming baroque and neoclassical architecture framed by rustic cobblestone streets, the beauty of San Miguel de Allende earned it the title of UNESCO World Heritage city in 2008.

San Miguel de Allende boasts a diverse array of employment sectors, including tourism, hospitality, agriculture, manufacturing, services, arts, and education. This diverse economic ecosystem creates a wealth of job opportunities across various skill levels and interests, catering to the diverse talents and aspirations of its workforce. From artisanal craftsmen and service industry professionals to educators and entrepreneurs.

The tourism and hospitality sector serves as a cornerstone of employment in San Miguel de Allende, offering a plethora of jobs in accommodations, restaurants, tour operations, and cultural attractions. The city’s UNESCO World Heritage status, coupled with its rich history, architectural splendor, and vibrant cultural scene, attracts visitors from around the globe, driving demand for hospitality services and creating employment opportunities for residents. From hotel staff and tour guides to culinary artisans and event organizers, the tourism industry provides a vital source of income and livelihood for many residents.

San Miguel has been recognized consistently for the last decade in the Travel and Leisure magazine readers choice awards as well as Conde Nast Magazine as one of the best small cities in the world. enjoys fiscal autonomy, which enhances its economic appeal and helps preserve its unique lifestyle.

Key Facts:

• Population: 175,197 (all of municipality) in the city about 120,000
• Language(s) Spoken: Spanish, although due to its high foreign tourism, many people speak English.
• Climate: In general, has a mild climate. The day temperatures range from 21 °C (70 °F) in January to 30 °C (85 °F) in May.
• Currency: Mexican Peso. USD are also accepted in some businesses

Industry Facts:

• Types of Architecture: Spanish Colonial Architecture
• Average Sale price: $550,000 USD
• Average years in house/apt: 10 years

Exploring the Exclusive Caribbean Enclave with French Heritage and Island Lifestyle with Coldwell Banker Saint Barth.
Kait McMurdo
December 6, 2024

Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, Saint Barthélemy is a true paradise for those seeking a blend of luxury and natural beauty. And now it is home to one of our newest Coldwell Banker offices, Coldwell Banker Saint Barth. Broker/Owner Gabriel Montigny, who has also opened an office in the French Riviera, took the time to share the unique lifestyle on the island, which combines the tranquility of pristine beaches with the sophistication of gourmet dining and high-end shopping. Whether savoring a leisurely lunch on the beach or taking a relaxing walk along the coast, every moment on this island is a celebration of the finer things in life, and luxury travelers have been flocking to Saint Barth for years during the holidays and high season.

As shared by Gabriel, the perfect weekend in Saint Barthélemy is a seamless blend of relaxation and indulgence. One can picture savoring a delicious lunch on the beach, followed by a leisurely afternoon soaking up the sun on the soft, white sands. As the day winds down, a sumptuous dinner awaits, offering a taste of the island’s renowned culinary scene with French influences.  He states, “Saint-Barthélemy is much more than just a destination; it is a place where elegance meets serenity. Its charm lies in the pristine beauty of its landscapes, the exclusivity of its atmosphere, and the warmth of its culture.” One of the key elements, of course, is the tranquility the island offers for its more discerning guests. As Monsieur Montigny shares, “it is a true haven of peace where every moment becomes an unforgettable experience.” Given the island’s remote location, getting there is an adventure, with travelers often connecting through regional airports in the Caribbean or taking a scenic ferry ride from Saint-Martin, and perhaps lends to the air of mystique around the island. This journey, much like the island itself, is a testament to the exclusivity and charm that define Saint Barthélemy.

Where do you live? I have the privilege of living on the beautiful island of Saint Barthélemy in the Caribbean. From now on, I will also spend part of the year in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez following the opening of my agency in Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, in addition to my agency in Saint Barthélemy.

What is the perfect weekend day like? In Saint Barthélemy, a perfect weekend involves a nice lunch on the beach, a delicious dinner, and a bit of time relaxing on the sand. All of this, of course, while continuing to serve our buyer and seller clients.

What are the common modes of transportation there? Saint-Barthélemy, due to the limited size of its airport, can only accommodate small aircraft. As a result, there are no direct flights from Europe or the United States to the island. Travelers must connect via regional airports in the Caribbean.

• From Europe: Passengers traveling from Europe, particularly France, can take flights to Princess Juliana International Airport in Saint-Martin (SXM). Airlines such as Air France and KLM offer connections to this airport. From Saint-Martin, regional carriers like St Barth Commuter and Winair provide regular flights to Saint-Barthélemy, with a flight time of approximately 15 minutes.
• From the United States: American travelers can also transit through Princess Juliana International Airport in Saint-Martin, with direct flights from cities like Miami, New York, or Atlanta, operated by airlines such as American Airlines or Delta. Once in Saint-Martin, they can take a regional flight to Saint-Barthélemy. Alternatively, travelers can transit through San Juan in Puerto Rico, where airlines like Tradewind Aviation or St Barth Executive offer flights to Saint-Barthélemy.

It is also possible to reach Saint-Barthélemy by ferry from Saint-Martin, with regular crossings lasting about 45 minutes. It is recommended to check the schedules and availability of regional flights, as they may vary depending on the season and weather conditions.

Tell us about the foods your area is known for. The Gastronomy of Saint-Barthélemy: A Tribute to French Cuisine. Saint-Barthélemy, a true jewel of the Caribbean, is also a paradise for gastronomy enthusiasts. The island offers refined cuisine, deeply rooted in French culinary traditions, while drawing inspiration from its exceptional island setting.

At the heart of the local specialties, fish holds a place of honor. Every day, fishermen bring in treasures from the ocean: tuna, snapper, mahi-mahi, and even lobsters, which are elevated in recipes ranging from the simplicity of grilled fish to the sophistication of delicately seasoned ceviche.

In Saint-Barth, every meal becomes an unforgettable experience, a celebration of the joys of fine dining in an idyllic setting. This is an island where luxury is also savored on the palate.

What is your favourite meal, at home or at a restaurant? My husband is a chef and runs a restaurant on the beach at Grand Cul-de-Sac. Gastronomy plays a central role in both of our lives. I enjoy family-style dishes such as blanquette de veau or beef bourguignon just as much as Italian cuisine, with delicious pasta or a flavorful pizza. I also love Japanese flavors and Thai cuisine. In Saint-Barthélemy, anything is possible: the selection of restaurants is extensive and of exceptional quality.

Where do you recommend someone vacation in your region and why? Nestled in the heart of the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, Saint-Barthélemy is a 25 km² island that embodies elegance and sophistication. This paradisiacal destination captivates with its unique blend of pristine beaches, luxury boutiques, and gourmet restaurants. Between sumptuous villas, spectacular sunsets, and an atmosphere filled with serenity, Saint-Barth is more than just a destination—it’s a true art of living. Perfect for those seeking exclusivity and escape in an idyllic setting, each neighborhood offers a unique experience that is sure to enchant you.

What is your favourite recreational or leisure time activity?  I work a lot in Saint-Barth and don’t have much time for leisure, despite the many activities available, such as surfing, diving, or hiking. However, whenever I have a moment, I love taking a nice walk along the coast. I particularly recommend the trail from Flamands to Colombier Beach.

Is there a specialty your area is known for? Saint-Barthélemy: The Island of Exclusivity and Refinement. Saint-Barthélemy, a gem of the Caribbean, is world-renowned for its paradisiacal setting and unique atmosphere. With its white sandy beaches lined with turquoise waters, year-round sunny climate, and harmonious blend of French and Caribbean culture, this island epitomizes luxury and serenity.

What truly sets Saint-Barth apart is its exclusive and intimate character. Far from the crowds, it attracts travelers seeking tranquility and elegance. The island is also celebrated for its exceptional gastronomy, luxury boutiques, and prestigious events such as the Bucket Regatta and festive year-end celebrations that bring together celebrities and notable figures from around the globe. With its chic yet relaxed ambiance, Saint-Barthélemy offers an unparalleled experience, making it a must-visit destination for lovers of natural beauty, refinement, and the art of living.

Share a little known but interesting fact about the area/region: A little-known fact about Saint-Barthélemy is its Swedish heritage. Although the island is now a French territory, it was under Swedish rule for nearly a century, from 1784 to 1878. This history is still evident in the name of the capital, Gustavia, which honors King Gustav III of Sweden, as well as in certain aspects of the local architecture. Every year, the island celebrates its Swedish history with the Saint-Barthélemy Festival, a cultural event that attracts both locals and visitors. This unique blend of French and Swedish heritage adds to the island’s charm and distinctive identity.

If you were to live in any other region where we have a Coldwell Banker presence, where would it be and why? I have already made the choice to live part-time in another region with the opening of the Coldwell Banker Saint Barth Azur agency in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. I have been in love with this region since my earliest childhood… For me, there is no more beautiful place on Earth.

Territory Summary:

History: An Island at the Crossroads of Cultures. Discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493 and named in honor of his brother Bartolomeo, Saint-Barthélemy boasts a rich and complex history. Colonized by the French in the 17th century, it was ceded to Sweden in 1784 before returning to French rule in 1878. This Swedish legacy has left a lasting mark, evident in the name of the capital, Gustavia, and in certain local traditions. The island subsisted on fishing and agriculture for centuries before transforming in the 1970s into a sought-after destination renowned for its exclusivity and breathtaking natural beauty.

Geography: A Gem of the Lesser Antilles. With an area of 25 km², Saint-Barthélemy is nestled in the Lesser Antilles, surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. The island stands out for its lush green hills, sheltered coves, and some of the most stunning beaches in the world. Each district offers its own unique charm: Gustavia with its picturesque harbor, Colombier for its unspoiled nature, and Saint-Jean for its lively atmosphere. Its tropical climate, moderated by trade winds, ensures pleasant temperatures year-round.

Economy: Luxury and Exclusivity at the Forefront. Saint-Barth’s economy is primarily driven by high-end tourism, attracting an international clientele seeking luxury and tranquility. The island is famed for its prestigious villas, five-star hotels, and gourmet restaurants. Local commerce, centered on luxury goods and international brands, complements this dynamic. Thanks to its status as an overseas collectivity, Saint-Barth enjoys fiscal autonomy, which enhances its economic appeal and helps preserve its unique lifestyle.

Key Facts:

Population: 11,000 approximately

Language(s) Spoken: French and English

Climate: Tropical

Currency: Euros

Industry Facts:

Types of Architecture: The architecture in Saint-Barthélemy is characterized by an elegant Creole style, blending French and Caribbean influences, with colorful houses, red-tiled roofs, and contemporary villas seamlessly integrated into the natural environment.

Average Sale price: According to various sources, the average price is estimated to be around €8,500,000. However, listings range from €900,000 to several tens of millions of euros

Average years in house/apt: In Saint-Barthélemy, the average length of ownership for a house or apartment varies significantly. Luxury properties are generally held for the long term, often between 10 and 20 years, as they are passed down through generations or used as secondary residences. However, for investors or international buyers, the duration may be shorter, typically around 5 to 10 years, depending on their investment strategy or lifestyle.

Operations in Tanzania & Zanzibar and Opening Three Domestic Companies Were Highlights of an Impressive Q3 as Coldwell Banker Real Estate Cruises Into Final Quarter of 2024

Q3 2024 saw a continuation of impressive global growth from international Coldwell Banker operations. Domestically, the brand opened in three key markets and retained important franchise partners, while its franchisees recruited major players and acquired companies to shore up their own growth efforts.

New Markets and Major Recruiting Efforts Domestically

Coldwell Banker Affiliates welcomed three companies in third quarter, highlighting its continued focus on growth:

• Coldwell Banker Commercial Drew Warne Advisory Group, in Missoula, MT has just celebrated its first month of operations. During this time, owner John Drew has focused on strengthening recruitment efforts and deepening his engagement with the local community. Originally from Atlanta, GA, John brings over 35 years of experience in commercial real estate, positioning him for great success in this new market.
• Coldwell Banker DHH Realty, in Murphysboro, IL was founded by a former Coldwell Banker agent, Rae Hanna, who valued the brand so much that she started her own franchise while also managing a historic bed and breakfast. Rae is a known, established agent who is not only versed in both residential and commercial real estate but also has extensive experience in property management. Adding to her impressive resume, Rae was recently awarded a seat on the BNI (Business Networking & Referral Organization). She is very focused on growth and has invested substantially in advertising, including in high-visibility billboards in her market.
• Coldwell Banker Weaver Group Realty, Hernando Beach, FL has demonstrated remarkable resilience in their first three months, successfully navigating two devastating hurricanes in their market since launching on July 29^th. Broker/Owner Tom Dishman maintains a positive outlook despite these challenges and is focused on growth and recruiting efforts.

 

Along with our efforts to grow the company through conversions, our existing affiliated companies have been leveraging the Coldwell Banker value proposition to grow their companies organically. Coldwell Banker Apex, Realtors, a Chairman’s Circle company based in Texas and Louisiana recruited two major teams to their firm. In Shreveport, Louisiana, their office is joined by the Mike & April Moore Team who is #2 in Bossier City/Shreveport market. Not to be outdone, the Coldwell Banker Apex office in Rockwall County, Texas will have the top team in the county, the Dee Evans Group, now representing the Blue. The Dee Evans Group closed $90 million in sales in 2023.

Lori Arnold, Broker/Owner of Coldwell Banker Apex, Realtors, notes “These are two amazing teams that dominate in their markets and are excited to be representing Coldwell Banker in those respective markets. Both had worked for independent firms and saw the value of the Coldwell Banker brand, tools, and platform to provide more offerings to the clients they represent.” Ms. Arnold also added that when analyzing the experienced agents who left other brands or independents to join her firm in 2024, their production adds up to over 900 transaction sales. She continues, “we are excited to continue to be the destination for serious, career minded agents who value the brand and are eager to grow their business.”

Along with recruiting, acquisitions, and new companies, Coldwell Banker affiliate operations retained $1.2 billion of sales volume across 17 companies in Q3, bringing the 2024 totals to $4.6 billion of sales volume retained across 48 companies for the year so far, emphasizing the importance of our long-term franchisee relationships.

Coldwell Banker Adds First-Time Locations Globally

The third quarter saw an additional 28 new locations in ten different countries open, two of which were openings in first-time locations for the brand. Highlights below:

• Coldwell Banker Argentina led the quarter with a dominating eight new companies, located in chic areas of Buenos Aires such as Palermo, all the way to the city of Mendoza, in the wine region of Argentina.
• Coldwell Banker St. Barth opened in October. This is the first time the brand will have an office on the luxurious French Caribbean Island, and it is the result of a collaborative effort between Coldwell Banker Island Affiliates and Coldwell Banker France & Monaco. Broker-owner Gabriel Montigny also opened Coldwell Banker St. Barth Azur, located in Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer in Provence, France.
• Coldwell Banker Canada welcomed its largest conversion, Coldwell Banker Executives Realty, a 150+ agent brokerage of nine offices based in Vernon, British Columbia
• Coldwell Banker Tanzania & Zanzibar launched its operations with a residential office, Coldwell Banker Islemark Realty, and Coldwell Banker Commercial Blueridge, both location in Stone Town, Zanzibar.

Coldwell Banker International welcomed the following 26 new companies in Q3 2024:

Coldwell Banker Argentina	Coldwell Banker Acqua	Pilar, Buenos Aires
	Coldwell Banker Audacity	Villa Udaondo, Buenos Aires
	Coldwell Banker Boutique	Canning, Buenos Aires
	Coldwell Banker Cuyo Real	Mendoza
	Coldwell Banker Horizon	Ciudad Buenos Aires
	Coldwell Banker North Team	Ciudad Buenos Aires
	Coldwell Banker Notable	Palermo, Buenos Aires
	Coldwell Banker Seniority Plus	Ciudad Buenos Aires
Coldwell Banker Canada	Coldwell Banker Executives Realty	Vernon, British Columbia
Coldwell Banker Egypt	Coldwell Banker Pro Nest	Zayed City
Coldwell Banker France & Monaco	Coldwell Banker Art Realty	Saint-Paul-de-Vence
	Coldwell Banker St. Barth Azur	Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer
Coldwell Banker Island Affiliates	Coldwell Banker St. Barth	St. Jean, Saint-Barthélemy
Coldwell Banker Italy	Coldwell Banker Arteka Group	Acireale, Sicily
Coldwell Banker Mexico	Coldwell Banker Grupo Domina	Mérida, Yucatán
	Coldwell Banker Sentia	Aguascalientes
Coldwell Banker Spain & Andorra	Coldwell Banker Aqua Real Estate	Altea, Costa Blanca
	Coldwell Banker Glollar Real Estate	Puigcerdà, Cerdaña
Coldwell Banker Tanzania & Zanzibar	Coldwell Banker Commercial Blueridge	Stone Town, Zanzibar
	Coldwell Banker Islemark Realty	Stone Town, Zanzibar
Coldwell Banker Turkey	Coldwell Banker Alpha	İstanbul
	Coldwell Banker Dost	İzmir
	Coldwell Banker İmza	İzmir
	Coldwell Banker King	Balıkesir
	Coldwell Banker MG	İstanbul
	Coldwell Banker Premier	İzmir

 

Additionally, the brand welcomed the following 2 offices to existing international companies:

Coldwell Banker Italy	Coldwell Banker 24RE	Rome, Italy
	Coldwell Banker Arteka Group Branch	Acireale, Sicily