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Business · Real estate · published 2026-10-13 · via The Real Deal

Douglas Elliman’s Long Island CEO to exit as firm trims regional leadership

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Todd Bourgard, who has led Douglas Elliman’s Long Island, Hamptons and North Fork operations since 2023, is leaving the brokerage. He told the firm on Oct. 2 that he would step down and will stay through the end of the month. His departure follows other regional leadership changes as Elliman consolidates.

Expanded Detail

Todd Bourgard has overseen Douglas Elliman’s operations across Long Island, the Hamptons and the North Fork since 2023. He notified the firm on Oct. 2 of his intention to leave, and he is set to remain until the month concludes. His planned exit follows additional shifts in regional management as the brokerage consolidates. The available details point to a leadership transition within a company that is changing how its regional operations are organized.

Context

The transition may matter most to agents, staff, and clients in Long Island, the Hamptons, and the North Fork, who could experience changes in local oversight or service continuity. If Elliman’s consolidation continues, it may alter how regional decisions are made and how market expertise is coordinated. Broader effects on housing markets may be limited, but local real estate professionals and consumers may watch for any disruption during the leadership change.

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