Team of rivals: Merged RE/MAX firms opt for strength in numbers

In a move that shakes up the real estate sales landscape, two major brokerages have come together in a merger. Will their agents see the value in the decision?

Mark Wemple. RE/MAX Alliance co-owners, from left: Peter Crowley, James Ramos and Ron Travis. Ramos's Tampa-based brokerage RE/MAX Bay to Bay, has merged with the Sarasota-based Alliance group.
Mark Wemple. RE/MAX Alliance co-owners, from left: Peter Crowley, James Ramos and Ron Travis. Ramos's Tampa-based brokerage RE/MAX Bay to Bay, has merged with the Sarasota-based Alliance group.
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With an eye toward capitalizing on spillover growth from the Tampa Bay region, two of the Gulf Coast’s leading real estate brokerages have teamed up via merger.

 

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