With the acquisition, Fresh Look’s 28 broker associates and five brokers-in-training will join John L. Scott’s Kent North office. Fresh Look’s founder, Tony Lopez, will step into a sales manager role.
Source: Inman News
John L. Scott acquires Bellevue, Washington-based Fresh Look
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