Coldwell BankerReviews of coldwellbanker.com

I’d like to share my experience with their agent Ekaterina Iashkevich. Unfortunately, the level of professionalism I expected was not there. In my interactions with her, she was consistently rude and dismissive, which made the entire process uncomfortable. On top of that, some of her remarks came across as inappropriate and, in my personal opinion, carried racial undertones. This kind of behavior has no place in customer service. It also made me question the agency’s management and training standards. If an agent feels the need to speak to clients this way, perhaps the company should reconsider how they support and supervise their staff. Maybe paying their employees better or providing proper training would help prevent this sort of attitude. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this agency or this agent. I hope they take these issues seriously and make improvements.

pretty cool company, nice people

Great help to buy a house in Austin, Texas I wanted to buy a house in Austin, Texas. Considering there is not a CB Office in Colombia, the agent from Coldwell Banker Westlake contacted me and kept informed all the time about the process, in remote, from chosing the house, visiting that once, then doing all the paperwork. A really great experience!

Despite a professional appearance, my experience with Marjan's team was frustrating. They lacked real estate knowledge, gave inconsistent advice, communicated poorly, and pressured me to lower my price. Open houses were handled unprofessionally, and there were concerns about fairness and transparency. I would not recommend working with them.

Worst real estate brokerage on the planet. Watch out for a lady named Shannon.

The sold me their exclusive project Marriott JVC back in 2022. Project was supposed to be completed in December 2023! Now is June 2025 and the project not moving. New expected handover is June 2026 but no work going on ! No updates from Coldwell Banker! Nothing! Never ever buy again any project with Coldwell Banker

I entered into a contract in January 2025 with your agent, Derek Doernbach, of the Coldwell Banker Argus Real Estate office in Northfield, NJ, through his personal investment business, TCB Properties LLC, and from the start, I had concerns. Shortly after signing, I expressed to Derek that I was uncomfortable and wanted to exit the agreement. I even told him before signing that I had a friend willing to buy my property for more, but he subtly steered me away from that opportunity. Despite trying multiple times to exit the agreement gracefully, including reaching out directly and through the title agency, Derek refused to release me. He began using pressure and intimidation tactics, creating a dynamic that made me feel trapped and manipulated. Because of his continued refusal, I had no choice but to hire a lawyer and pay a $550 retainer simply to try and cancel the contract. Even with legal involvement, Derek still refused to cooperate. Later, a second buyer, represented by a licensed real estate agent, offered more money and was ready to close, but Derek once again blocked the deal. The only time he agreed to cancel was under self-serving conditions: he demanded I take down my factual online review, withdraw my formal complaint to the Real Estate Commission, and sign a broad non-disparagement agreement, despite the original contract being expired and no legal standing to justify these demands. I have documentation of all of this: emails, texts, the original contract, cancellation attempts, legal correspondence, and witness testimony from others involved. Derek’s behavior has caused me financial and emotional stress, interfered with multiple legitimate offers, and delayed the sale of my home for months. This isn’t just a negative experience; it’s a warning. Proceed with extreme caution before doing business with Derek or TCB Properties LLC. The level of manipulation, pressure, and retaliation I’ve experienced is something no seller should have to endure. This review is protected under the Consumer Review Fairness Act (CRFA), which ensures my right to share honest experiences with businesses. Everything stated is based on documented, firsthand interactions.

They're just scammer. Be aware of their phishing strategy.