Sentences with phrase «of a major franchise brokerage»
Kathy Bowers, formerly the owner of a major franchise brokerage, recently launched 3 % Realty in Fort McMurray, Alta.
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Recent recognition: 2015, 2014 Australian Broking Awards Best Diversification Program; 2013, 2012, 2011 Australian Broking Awards Major Brokerage of the Year — Franchise; 2013, 2012 Australian Broking Awards Best Ethical / Social Responsibility Program; 2012 Australian Broking Awards Best Training and Education; No. 1 on The Adviser magazine's 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009 Top 25 Brokerages list; 2012, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2006 and 2005 MFAA Awards Retail Aggregator / Originator of the Year; 2011, 2010, 2009 and 2008 10 Thousand FEET Top 10 Franchise list; 2010 Forbes Asia - Pacific Best Under A Billion list.
«Listen to the biggest brokerage firms (franchises), they have a pretty good pulse for what we need,» offered a Michigan broker - owner who works for a major franchise, while a broker who works for the same brand but in Georgia wrote, «Listen to the individual brokers who provide the information, not just the executives of the firms.
A Houston, Texas broker running a major franchise office shares his goal of seeing «seamless integration of the transaction, from agent to corporate to closing, and simplified use of mobile devices to enter all data across the company,» while the leader of smaller Florida brokerage notes her battle is to «stay on top of technology to compete with bigger brokers.»
Many independents still exist today, however I have noticed a number of mergers being announced recently (here on REM) that involve independents joining a major Franchised Brokerage.
Harrison is a 20 - plus year veteran of the real estate industry, having worked at the brokerage level for two major franchise organizations prior to joining Exit in 2000.
Just some of the heavy - hitting limited partners to contribute to the firm's $ 212 million debut fund include CBRE, the brokerage and real estate services giant; Equity Residential, the largest owner of apartments in the U.S.; Hines, a major developer of office buildings in the U.S.; Lowe's, the home improvement franchise; Host Hotels & Resorts, a real estate investment trust (REIT) spun off from Marriott in 1993; Lennar, one of the nation's largest home builders; Macerich, which is the third largest mall operator in the U.S.; and the warehouse operator Prologis.