Jason Oppenheim has addressed Christine Quinn’s shock exit from The Oppenheim Group.
Christine was unable to attend the Selling Sunset season five reunion special, which joined Netflix earlier today, after testing positive for Covid-19.
During the reunion, Jason confirmed Christine no longer “has a place” at his luxury brokerage following that dramatic season five finale.
Jason confirmed he had spoken to Emma Hernan’s client about Christine allegedly bribing him into not working with her anymore.
He said: “I would love to hear her explanation. I do believe there are sides to stories but at the time same time I don’t think it’s for debate that she did this. We’ve texted and we haven’t really addressed this situation. She hasn’t reached out to talk about it.”
“Right now there’s not a place for her at The Oppenheim Group. In the future, if she can take real estate seriously, if I can get an understanding of her perspective on things, if she changes her behaviour, if she brings in a big listing…”
“There are a lot of reasons where I would consider her having a place at the Oppenheim Group but I have to say right now there is no place.”
Since leaving The Oppenheim Group, Christine and her husband Christian Richard have set up their own business together called RealOpen, with plans to disrupt the real estate market as we know it.
According to Forbes, RealOpen bridges the gap between digital assets and physical goods.
Using secure, proprietary software, it allows anyone, anywhere to purchase or sell a home via crypto.
Christine told the publication that part of her decision to leave The Oppenheim Group was because the luxury brokerage wasn’t forward-leaning and wasn’t a believer in crypto.
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