We reached out to brokers across the U.S. to find out how they make their offices essential parts of their communities. Their answers offer insights into the ways that you can make your space matter more — not just to agents and clients, but to friends and neighbors.
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Going hyperlocal: 5 brokerages ingraining themselves in their neighborhoods
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