The Denver-based brokerage recently announced it would expand into Raleigh, North Carolina, after operating offices in Colorado and Washington.
Source: Inman News
Discount brokerage Trelora expands into Raleigh
Published in Brokerage, brokerage expansion, denver, discount brokerage, flat fee brokerage, News Brief, raleigh, seattle and trelora
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