Continued market volatility pushed Keller Williams’ first-quarter U.S. and Canadian transaction sides down 27.1 percent annually. Meanwhile, its KW Worldwide operations soared with double-digit growth, according to its Q1 earnings report.
Source: Inman News
Keller Williams’ global footprint soars as domestic sales slide 27%
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