REMAX Suburban and REMAX All Pro have joined forces in the greater Chicagoland area. Plus, longtime Nevada broker/owner affiliates with Century 21.
Editor’s note: The brokerage business is a busy one, with frequent moves, mergers and milestones. Here we highlight some of the latest activity among brokerages across the U.S.
20-year brokerage leader joins C21 in Sin City
Century 21 Real Estate has welcomed Las Vegas-based Century 21 Elevate as a new affiliate. The addition of the firm, led by 20-year broker/owner Cynthia Glickman, expands the brand’s presence in Southern Nevada.
Glickman, who transitioned to real estate after a lengthy career in academia, has represented nearly 1,000 home sales since joining the industry in 2000, according to a news release. Her firm handles residential, luxury and investment properties and serves clients across Las Vegas, Henderson, Pahrump, Laughlin and Boulder City.
As part of the Century 21 network, the brokerage will gain access to the brand’s technology, marketing, lead generation, training and coaching resources. Glickman also plans to use Century 21’s tech platform to support recruiting, agent development and business operations as the brokerage continues to grow in the Las Vegas market, the announcement said.
“I’ve spent 25 years building our brokerage on the belief that education and strategy are what separate good agents from great ones,” said Glickman.
“Joining the Century 21 brand gives us the infrastructure to take that belief to a much larger scale.”
2 REMAX brokerages merge in the Land of Lincoln
Chicagoland firms REMAX Suburban and REMAX All Pro are joining forces in a move that creates a 12-office brokerage serving communities across Northern Illinois.
The newly combined firm, led by Owner and President Tom Hatzis, is home to more than 240 agents working in several suburban Chicago markets, including Glen Ellyn, Wheaton, Schaumburg, Arlington Heights, Mount Prospect, Crystal Lake, Libertyville and St. Charles. As leader of the two brokerages, Hatzis will oversee the combined operation and its strategic growth.
The union will allow agents from both brokerages to access a broader range of technology, marketing, operational support and other shared resources. REMAX Suburban’s technology and agent support systems will be available across the organization, Hatzis said in a news release, while REMAX All Pro’s print marketing and operational capabilities will be expanded to all offices.
The brokerage expects its larger footprint will create additional opportunities for collaboration while allowing agents to continue providing local market service.
“The two companies have exceptionally strong agents, similar cultures of excellence and a shared commitment to serving their communities,” Hatzis said. “Bringing the organizations together felt like the natural next chapter for both companies.”
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