RE/MAX Balloon Glow Lights Up Frisco Square

By Gina Branch, on December 8th, 2010

 RE/MAX Balloon Glow Lights Up Frisco Square This Saturday

RE/MAX of Texas is proud to sponsor this year’s the Christmas in the Square Balloon Glow. See 10 hot air balloons, including the RE/MAX Hot Air Balloon up close as these grounded balloons light up the Frisco Square horizon. Join us on the east lawn across from The Residence of Frisco for an evening of warmth in the cool air this Saturday from 5:30pm – 7:00pm.

Children of all ages await the return of Christmas in the Square; the unmatched holiday extravaganza. With 175,000 lights, 11.5 miles of wiring, and 8 miles of cords, this is the largest choreographed holiday lights and music display in Texas. Combined with family-oriented activities, Frisco Square’s Christmas in the Square has become a signature destination event for Frisco and North Texas.

For more information, visit www.friscosquare.com/CITS2010.

Source:  RE/MAX of Texas

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2010 Real Trends 500 Average Sales Per Agent

By Tom Branch, on November 3rd, 2010

Analysis based on Top 500 ranked by transaction sides.
Average Real Estate Transactions - Sides Per Agent

  • RE/MAX leads the competition by all measures: number of brokerages, transaction sides, agent productivity and sales volume.
  • Based on transaction sides, RE/MAX brokerages hold 24% of all positions or 122 of the top 500 brokerages.
  • RE/MAX Sales Associates averaged 14.4 transaction sides.
  • On the list ranked by closed transaction sides, RE/MAX Sales Associates averaged $2.9 million in sales volume.

The REAL Trends 500 Report identifies the largest residential real estate firms in the U.S. based on closed transaction sides. The 2010 report looks at 2009. Participation is voluntary. REAL Trends requires verification of all data. The survey’s agent‐count data were used to compute averages per agent, but that breakdown was not in the final REAL Trends 500 Report.

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