Long Beach-based Proper Real Estate has affiliated with the global franchisor, bringing along 70 agents and rebranding to RE/MAX Proper.
Source: Inman News
‘A no-brainer:’ RE/MAX aligns with 70-agent SoCal brokerage
Published in Brokerage, jenny pok, long beach, Paul Natividad, re/max, re/max proper, Select, southern california and Steve Joyce
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