With 550 agents and 35 staff members expected to transition to Keller Williams in March, the partnership will clinch Living Realty as KW’s largest market center in Canada by agent count.
Source: Inman News
$1.1B Living Realty affiliates with Keller Williams in Toronto, Canada
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