The Khrista Jarvis Team — No. 1 medium-sized team in Northern California and No. 1 all-women real estate team — has left Compass to join Coldwell Banker. The five-person team nearly doubled its business in 2021, netting $600 million in sales volume.
Source: Inman News
Top Northern California team leaves Compass for Coldwell Banker
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