Don’t fear the scale of a combined Compass and Anywhere, luxury expert Mickey Alam Khan writes. Instead, lean into your differentiators and your unique value proposition.
Source: Inman News
Compass-Anywhere: Scale doesn’t mean losing culture and quality
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