Prevu’s expansion into Austin and Denver brings the number of states in which its agents work to eight, including New York, Connecticut, California, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Washington.
Source: Inman News
Prevu expands tech, homebuyer rebate model to Texas and Colorado
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