Forty-nine-year-old Nashville firm Parks Real Estate has merged with Compass. The firm has 15 offices across the state and closed $6.25 billion in sales in 2023.
Source: Inman News
1,500-agent Tennessee real estate brokerage joins Compass
Published in Brokerage, compass, compass tennessee, Hunter Connelly, Parks Real Estate, robert reffkin, Select and tennessee real estate
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