Компасс Рэли объединился с группой The Foundry, возглавляемой бывшими конкурентами из Пайнхерста

The Foundry Group has joined Compass Raleigh from an independent operation in Pinehurst, bringing more than $200 million in closed sales volume across Moore County, North Carolina, Compass announced Tuesday. The Pinehurst-based team is led by co-principal brokers Leigh Amigo and Kristen Moracco, who together have 15 years of residential real estate experience, according to the company announcement. Moracco came from Everything Pines Partners in Southern Pines and Amigo was previously brokered by Keller Williams Pinehurst. Amigo and Moracco formed The Foundry Group after six years as individual top producers competing in Pinehurst, Southern Pines and surrounding communities. The team’s business is focused on local expertise, direct communication and personalized service, the company said. Moracco, a former NICU nurse with deep roots in Moore County, has helped clients buy and sell more than $100 million in property in the region. Amigo brings eight years of real estate experience, a background in relationship sales in New York City and personal experience with military relocations as the spouse of a retired lieutenant colonel. “The Foundry Group grew out of years of knowing and respecting each other in the market. We spent six years competing as top producers before becoming partners, which gave us a deep understanding of how each other works,” Amigo and Moracco said in a joint statement. “As mothers of three and military spouses, we understand the importance of communication, flexibility and trust, particularly during major life transitions. Those experiences shape the way we serve our clients every day.” The team will operate under Compass Raleigh as part of Compass Carolinas. They are joined by team members Allison Auman Smith, Cheryl Cherne, Claire Cobb, Emma Dill, Lex Fowler, Paige Rushing, Lizzie Buchanan and Michelle McGann. The move strengthens Compass’ presence in Pinehurst, Moore County and the broader Sandhills region, an area that has seen steady housing demand driven by military-related moves, retirees and second-home buyers. This article was generated using HousingWire Automation and reviewed by a HousingWire editor before publication. More: Compass North Carolina real estate teams