Brokerage News

T3 Sixty’s ranking of the top real estate companies includes Compass, Keller Williams, Anywhere and other repeat leaders — plus a few surprises.

The Agency adds third Toronto office, Realty ONE opens in Cyprus and Caymans, Christie's expands to St. Croix, Great Life joins Real, Mainframe RE touts tech.

The luxury brand reported steep quarterly and full-year losses, but said annual transaction volume outperformed the industry.

For most of its 50 years, Corcoran was a regional player. But in 2020, its affiliate network took off, and “it’s just the beginning of the story.”

Bridgemarq Real Estate Services reported revenue of $49.9 million in 2022 and added more than 500 agents.

Howard Hanna merges with Coach, BHHS enters the Caymans, Sotheby's Realty expands in Finger Lakes, E&V grows in Ohio and Tulum, Corcoran enters Italy, and more.

The latest movers: A trio of Tampa teams join eXp, Jason Martin Group moves to Real, Ken Pozak returns to KW, Brian Pistorius Group joins Compass.

Founder Dave Liniger encouraged attendees to focus on growth and adaptability, while CEO Nick Bailey said agents shouldn't be afraid to "get loud."

The Agency extends global reach, BHGRE grows in three states, JPAR comes to the Bay Area, EXIT aims for "aggressive growth," KW agent opens boutique brokerage.

Revenue was $1.1 billion, down 31% compared to Q4 2021, but cost-cutting measures may be stemming the tide of losses.

The Washington-based real estate giant missed revenue estimates in Q4 but increased agent count to more than 86,000.

There's no quick-fix — your agent retention strategy should be as well-thought-out as your lead generation, training or sales programs.

CEO Ryan Schneider said the company will make cost reductions to bring operations in line with the market, as he expects a volatile year in real estate.

The latest movers: The Nielsen Group, Laurie Finkelstein Reader Real Estate, Archpoint Advisory, The Real Estate People, Inspired Living.

The complaint alleges that eXp Realty turned a “blind eye” to two agents who had a history of drugging and sexually assaulting women.

Led by co-presidents OB Jacobi, Jill Jacobi Wood and Geoff Wood, the company continues to grow but strives to retain its family-oriented culture.

During KW's Family Reunion event on Sunday, Keller talked about the state of the real estate market — which, he says, may get worse before it gets better.

The rental market is massive. Between investor purchases and property management, it can be a lucrative business for brokerages — and a source of buyer leads.

A family business joins BHGRE, KW opens in Germany, Howard Hanna launches community-based mortgages, Sotheby's Realty grows in Texas, and more brokerage news.

CEO and founder Glenn Kelman said the company is continuing to cut expenses and looking to increase the number of online visitors who hire Redfin agents.