T
he brokerage industry is constantly evolving, with frequent mergers, acquisitions, and new partnerships. Here are some of the latest developments across the US:

    Tammy Register's 15-agent team in North Carolina has joined eXp Realty, bringing over $88 million in sales volume from last year. Register cited eXp's collaborative culture and scalable model as key factors behind her decision to leave Keller Williams.

    In Atlanta, ERA Foster & Bond and ERA Sunrise Realty have merged, creating a unified brokerage with six offices and 175 agents. The combined team aims to expand its presence in the region through future mergers and acquisitions.

    The Parlay Group, a 12-agent firm in New Jersey, has joined Keller Williams Village Square Realty. The team closed $90.6 million in sales last year and believes KW's company structure will add value for its agents and clients.

    Lifestyle International Realty has appointed Irving D. Cham as chief operations officer, bringing over two decades of leadership experience from Coldwell Banker Realty and Bank of America.

    Conner Real Estate, a brokerage in western Tennessee, has affiliated with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate, expanding the brand's presence in the region.

    The Coastline Real Estate Group, a top-producing team in San Diego County, has joined The Real Brokerage. The 13-agent team is led by Raymond Fraser and Shaylie Gilliland and brings over $200 million in sales since 2021.

    Keller Williams is expanding in Asia with a new master franchise in Singapore, set to open by the end of September. Engel & Völkers is also opening its first shop in the British Virgin Islands, serving clients in the region's luxury real estate market.

    Century 21 AllPoints has welcomed Tony Cologero as regional sales manager and master coach for southwest Florida, bringing over three decades of experience to the role.