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Bailey studies data and trends to understand where the market is headed: “The question is not how the trend is going to go. It's how fast it will move."

In his new role as Chief Industry Relations Officer, Gesing has an opportunity to build relationships outside of eXp and help support the industry as a whole.

ERA lands in the Central Valley, Christie's expands in the Mid-Atlantic, E&V adds shops in No. Carolina, The Agency heads to Dallas, Side gets Robust and more.

Co-CEOs Michael Golden and Thad Wong have worked together for 26 years, starting out as agents before building the Chicago-based brokerage.

The latest movers: John Stanaland Group, The C Group, Trent Luxury, Drew and Susan Gitlin.

Philip White, the longtime leader of Sotheby's International Realty, is focused on growth and quality of service — a hallmark of the luxury brand.

From a mom-and-pop business that was "us against the world" to a global real estate powerhouse, RE/MAX has remained focused on growth and agent success.

As the leader of a massive franchise network, Budnick emphasizes teamwork. "Collaboration really allows us to understand the challenges and potential impacts."

Even as the market was slowing, Realty ONE was continuing to add offices. It’s something Founder and CEO Kuba Jewgieniew is planning to do more of in 2023.

The brokerage has formed a partnership with Realty.com, which will give eXp agents access to buyers and sellers in more than 26,000 U.S. cities.

After a year of upheaval in the industry, the Compass CEO and co-founder aims to make the company cash flow positive and is leaning into culture and community.

La'Dweena Smith, CEO of Keller Williams ONEChicago, understands the importance of being hyperlocal, serving clients in their "comfort zone."

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By stepping back into the CEO role at eXp Realty, Sanford wants to send a clear message that he’s there to help agents through the market slowdown.

Yannaccone, CEO and president of Anywhere Brands, says inclusiveness — internally and when working with consumers — is a key strength for the company.

In a new study from Side, agents on boutique teams reported higher levels of satisfaction and higher earnings compared with traditional brokerage teams.

Bridgemarq's Phil Soper has overseen the steady and consistent growth of the company during his 20-year tenure as CEO.

A survey of brokerage leaders across the U.S. found general pessimism around the economy, but confidence in local markets.

A class action lawsuit alleged KW contacted consumers multiple times with automated marketing calls and text messages.

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