Keller Williams adds a new partner in Arkansas
“Keller Williams offers the infrastructure, innovation and agent -oriented culture that we need to expand our vision without sacrificing the personalized, valued service we are known for,” Clifton said in a statement. “By becoming a member of Keller Williams Market Pro Realty, we get access to the proven systems of Keller Williams, advanced technology and leading processes, which are designed to enable us to scale our company to $ 250 million and then.”
True North has reportedly closed a total of 231 transactions in the past year, including the sale of houses, commercial real estate and agricultural land.
“We are delighted to welcome the True North Realty Group to the Keller Williams family,” said Mike Duley, operating partner for Keller Williams Market Pro Realty. “Their remarkable track record, passion for customer success and dedication to help people find characteristics that match their lifestyle perfectly our values.
“This trade union strengthens the position of Keller Williams Market Pro Realty as the most important real estate agent in the northwest of Arkansas. It strengthens his dedication to the empowerment of agents, supporting customers and stimulating unparalleled results.”
Earlier this month, Keller Williams made the headlines when it announced a non -specific investment of Stone Point Capital. Co-founder Gary Keller has left as executive chairman of the brokerage, while Christopher Czarncki came on board as the new president and CEO after the departure of Mark Willis in January.
The investment could be a signal that Keller Williams, founded in 1983, tries to become public. Analysts say that the conditions are ripe for more private equity investments in the real estate sector. And the Keller Williams news was followed only a week later by Rocket companies‘$ 1.75 billion takeover from Redfin.
