The firm’s new office, overseen by broker Ken Kleinrichert, will open in July on South Union Street. Top producers Molly Buttleman and Lydia Wiley will serve as key agents leading sales for the new office.
Source: Inman News
Christie’s Real Estate expands into Traverse City, Michigan
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