Brokerage News

Sherry Chris, president and CEO of the Anywhere Expansion Brands portfolio, is retiring from brand leadership and will transition to an advisory role.

Brokerage leader Bill Ryan, whose firm recently joined KW, has seen tremendous growth — and a few booms and busts — over his five decades in the industry.

Several of the top brokerages in T3 Sixty's Mega 1000 list were founded after 2000, including top-ranking Compass.

CEO Glenn Kelman said working from home isn’t working out for Redfin, which will require HQ employees to spend at least two days a week in the office.

In 1973, with a $1000 loan, Barbara Corcoran launched what would become a global luxury real estate company. And it's always had a woman at the helm.

Jeff and Joanne Collis, originally based in Illinois, have been building a business in Naples, Florida while also working on deals in the Chicago suburbs.

Sotheby's Realty adds Podium Group; E&V opens in southern Colorado; KWW goes to India; ERA and BHGRE add affiliates; John R. Wood boasts top sales volume.

As the market slowed down, some top teams left Compass for greener pastures, but the company continues to grow its agent count and woo new and former teams.

Century 21 gains Long Island firm; Epique opens in Florida; Christie's moves into Lexington; BHHS PenFed launches rev share; Real Title expands to California.

Instagram-favorite Upstate Curious moves to Compass, eXp lands 129-member Kevo Properties team, Giles Group joins Elliman, Compass teams form partnership.

The brokerage's real estate support division was the hardest hit in this third round of layoffs since June.

Compass nabs AZ brokerage, Century 21 gains NY affiliate, SERHANT. adds 6 new markets, Real reaches 10k agents, ERA Doty expands, BHHS PenFed acquires Arista.

RE/MAX, @properties, BHGRE add affiliates; NextHome, KW, Anywhere recognized for innovation; eXp gains NC team; The Agency expands; E&V opens new shops.

Lane, previously brokerage president of Sotheby's Realty, steps into the role vacated by Ryan Gorman in December.

Wes Foster, known for his integrity and "larger than life presence," said he was most proud of growing Long & Foster from humble beginnings into a major player.

The Agency adds a new Canada office, ERA grows in Aspen, Side partners with two NorCal firms, Christie's team closes $47M sale, and more news.

Despite a challenging real estate market, CEO Tamir Poleg expects the company’s EBITDA to turn positive in the second half of 2023.

Ryan Schneider, leader of one of the largest real estate enterprises, believes the company will benefit from continued investments, even in a downturn.

CEO Jeff Detwiler left after nearly 14 years with Long & Foster, along with Boomer Foster, the founder’s nephew. Two company vets have moved into their spots.

The franchise is approaching 200,000 agents worldwide and reported gains in its global markets, as U.S. and Canada numbers dipped.