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RE/MAX scores recruiting victories in Arizona, Indiana

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A team in Tuscon will now become a franchise known as RE/MAX Horizon, while an ERA franchise in Indiana is rebranding to RE/MAX First Integrity. Continue reading →

RE/MAX’s Motto Mortgage bounces back with new offices

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After seeing its open office count shrink this year for the first time ever, RE/MAX’s mortgage franchisor brings new offices online in Arizona, South Carolina and Michigan. Continue reading →

RE/MAX revenue declined 3.4%, US agents continue to depart in Q3

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A new quarter saw continuing trends for RE/MAX in decreasing revenue and U.S. agent count, but the franchisor also vastly improved its net income year over year. Continue reading →

RE/MAX announces more changes in its C-suite offices as COO resigns

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RE/MAX Chief Operating Officer Serene Smith is leaving after 7 years in the role. Rob Fuchs has signed on as a new EVP. Changes follow departure of former CEO Nick Bailey, who exited in February. Continue reading →

RE/MAX revenue drops for 7th consecutive quarter

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Total revenue declined by 8.3 percent year over year to $78.3 million during the first quarter of 2024, which still bested analysts’ expectations for revenue to fall by 9.5 percent. Continue reading →

RE/MAX parent appoints former DISH Network exec as CEO

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Erik Carlson comes to RE/MAX in the wake of Adam Contos’ departure. He also joins the company at a tumultuous time for the real estate industry. Continue reading →