T
he brokerage industry is constantly evolving, with frequent mergers and acquisitions. Here are some recent developments across the US:
BHGRE has partnered with Neuhaus Real Estate, a family-owned brokerage in northern Colorado. The firm, now known as Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Neuhaus, is led by April Neuhaus and her daughter Aubrie. BHGRE President Ginger Wilcox praised the duo's local expertise and commitment to their clients.
The Real Brokerage has launched a new team in Washington D.C., Virginia, and Maryland, led by Pam O'Bryant, a 28-year industry veteran. O'Bryant brings extensive experience and a focus on systems and execution to her new role.
ERA Real Estate has expanded its presence in California with the addition of Real Estate Experts, a brokerage that specializes in high-value properties in Silicon Valley. The firm now boasts over 90 agents and will benefit from ERA's broad network and tech support.
Howard Hanna is strengthening its allegiance with Allen Tate Realtors, which will begin doing business as Howard Hanna Allen Tate Real Estate on September 12. This move signals the national brand's first major step into the Carolinas.
Other notable developments include:
* The Miranda Sisters Group joining Douglas Elliman after seven years at a boutique brokerage in South Florida.
* Compass recruiting leading Connecticut agent Stephanie O'Grady, who has $25 million in sales since the beginning of the year.
* NAHREP Top 250 agent Vivian Lesny moving to eXp to "create a legacy" and serve underserved communities.
* Brands by Integra acquiring Century 21 Golden Key Realty in central Oklahoma, expanding its presence to 15 states.
* Brown Harris Stevens appointing Ben Willig as managing director of agent growth and strategy for their downtown offices.
* BHGRE launching the Trendmaker Accreditation program to provide agents with insights into design trends and consumer behaviors.
* Real Brokerage unveiling Agent BreakThru, a free virtual coaching course focused on productivity and client retention.
