Thanks to the pandemic, luxury consumers are increasingly living in vacation-oriented communities, moving west and gravitating to water, according to Brady Sandahl at Keller Williams Mega Camp. Join us all week long for Inman’s Deep Dive on KW.
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Keller Williams on how COVID changed luxury
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