Archetape has acquired Pinnacle Realty Advisors and Broker Breakup. Agents will now have the option to choose what business model fits their needs, whether that’s a full-service, cloud-based brokerage or a while label brokerage experience.
Source: Inman News
Cloud-based brokerage Archetape grows services with 2 acquisitions
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