The real estate industry is changing, driven in part by changes in brokerage affiliation, writes Mike DelPrete. Find out how agent migration patterns can offer significant insight into the future of real estate brokerage growth.
Source: Inman News
Who’s winning (and losing) the agent count race? Mike DelPrete
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