Definition of "brokerage firm" []

• A stock broker's business; charges a fee to act as intermediary between buyer and seller (noun)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "A nasty battle has surfaced in the usually buttoned-down hotel industry, pitting Host Hotels & Resorts Inc.—the largest U.S. hotel owner—against a real-estate brokerage firm it hired to sell some of its hotels."
• "The land is zoned for many uses and can accommodate a marina, a ferry terminal and even a skating rink, says Geoffrey Bailey of commercial brokerage firm TerraCRG, which is exclusively marketing the site."
• "Her husband, Edward Mardovich, had been the president of a brokerage firm located in the South Tower of the World Trade Center."