Attorney for Brandon Huber, the Realtor at the center of the controversy, says “Windermere’s woke corporate office in Seattle” unlikely to have an impact on Huber’s status with his local franchise.
Source: Inman News
Windermere distances itself from anti-LGBTQ Missoula pastor
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