RE/MAX held its annual R4 conference in Las Vegas this week. Here’s what the Denver-based franchiser has in store for its tech, teams and leadership.
Source: Inman News
After 49 years, RE/MAX is ready to ‘renovate,’ brokerage CEO says
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