Lim, who vacated the presidency of Christie’s International Real Estate in 2023, will be tasked with growing RE/MAX at a time when the brokerage has struggled with falling revenue and U.S. agent count.
Source: Inman News
RE/MAX taps Christie’s Real Estate vet Chris Lim as chief growth officer
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