The Quintin Group of Keller Williams merged with Resort Realty’s real estate sales division, expanding the New Jersey-based brokerage’s reach to North Carolina. The new enterprise will be known as Resort Realty powered by The Quintin Group at Keller Williams Realty Outer Banks.
Source: Inman News
New Jersey-based Keller Williams team expands to North Carolina
Published in Brokerage, brokerage mergers, jeff quintin, keller williams, mergers, Mike Rossi, News Brief, north carolina, Outer Banks, quintin group, Resort Realty, Select and Stuart Pack
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