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Brokerages in Central Coast Shift Models Amid Margin Pressure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Veteran Keller Williams owners Albert Meggers and Colleen Rogers moved five offices and nearly 400 agents to NextHome's new large-office franchise model. Meggers' offices added nearly 200 agents across Central Coast and Ventura County, while Rogers transitioned three Orange County offices. These moves occur as large brokerages reevaluate franchise relationships and technology stacks amid margin pressure.

From housingwire.com

Why it matters

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The shift reflects a broader industry trend where large brokerages are reevaluating their existing tech and systems to reduce overhead and protect margins. NextHome built its model to remove operational friction, allowing high-performing teams to run leaner and protect their margins.

From housingwire.com

Who's involved

  • Central CoastRegion where brokerages are shifting operational models.
  • Keller WilliamsBrokerage whose owners and agents are transitioning to a competitor's model.

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