In a strategic move to bolster its presence in Chicago, Results Realty ERA Powered, headquartered in St. Charles, Illinois, has successfully merged with Mark Allen Realty.
This acquisition brings together a combined team of 80 agents and three office locations, with Mark Allen Realty now operating under the new banner of Mark Allen Realty ERA Powered.
The brokerage will continue to be managed by its current leader, Matt Liss.
Commitment to Growth and Community
Judy Cox, the visionary behind Results Realty, shared her excitement about teaming up with Liss and his talented group.
She believes this collaboration will significantly expand their reach across the Chicagoland area, ultimately allowing them to positively impact the lives of more individuals and families.
The merger not only capitalizes on their combined strengths but also aims to enhance client service, bolster agent support, and create a more vibrant community.
A Strong Foundation
Founded in 2013, Results Realty has earned a solid reputation as a versatile real estate firm catering to a diverse range of buyers and sellers.
With 25 years of experience in the industry, Cox has been recognized in the 2024 RealTrends Verified rankings, ranking 67th in Illinois based on transactions and 183rd in sales volume, which amounted to an impressive $16.2 million.
Expanding Market Presence
According to Liss, this merger is a game-changer for enhancing the company’s market presence and credibility.
He pointed out that the increased geographical coverage enables agents to address the diverse needs of clients more effectively, ultimately raising the level of service provided.
Moreover, Results Realty is affiliated with ERA Real Estate.
As part of Anywhere, this established brand includes over 42,000 brokers and independent associates across roughly 2,400 locations nationwide.
With nearly five decades of experience under its belt, ERA Real Estate equips its agents with cutting-edge technology, a variety of resources, and lead generation services to excel in the competitive market.
Source: Housingwire