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RealTrends 500: Keller Williams and RE/MAX offices tops in percentage transaction sides

Keller Williams and RE/MAX lead the list of the top 50 one-year movers by percentage transaction sides, with Keller Williams — Cunningham Group, based in Santa Monica, California, seeing a 136% increase in sides between 2020 and 2021. Data for the 2022 RealTrends 500 rankings is based on 2021 sales.

Top movers is a ranking of the 50 firms in the RealTrends 500 that had the largest percentage increase in closed sides or largest percentage in sales volume between 2020 to 2021.

Taking the No. 2 spot, after KW Cunningham, was Philadelphia-headquartered RE/MAX One Realty with a 134% increase, followed by Kentucky’s Keller Williams Elite Realty (124%), North Carolina-based RE/MAX Results & RE/MAX Preferred Properties Inc. (101%) and Oklahoma-based RE/MAX Results (98%).

The No. 6 is independent Parks Village Pilkerton Real Estate. Parks recently merged with Pilkerton and Village Real Estate in the Nashville area.

The Top 50 Movers by transaction side percentage

Top movers by sales volume percentage

When it comes to top movers by sales volume percentage, Texas-based RE/MAX ONE has the No. 1 spot with a 214% increase year over year. Rounding out the top five are Keller Williams Elite Realty, Kentucky (208%), RE/MAX One Realty, Philaldelphia (177%), Florida-based LoKation Real Estate (163%) and RE/MAX Results & RE/MAX Preferred Properties Inc., North Carolina (161%).

RealTrends has been the undisputed leader in the ranking of real estate brokerage firms, agents and teams. Third-party verification is mandatory to confirm the validity of transaction sides and sales volume submitted by the firms. 

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