Following a brand “refinement,” Engel & Völkers will continue rolling out additional technology updates to better arm agents to serve the clients of tomorrow, all while sticking to its core values, Hitt told Inman.
Source: Inman News
Anthony Hitt: E&V looks to future while doubling down on the basics
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