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RealTrends 500: Keller Williams brokerages take 6 of the top 10 spots in 5-year movers

Keller Williams Realty in Portland, Maine grew 751% in sales volume percentage over the last five years — 2017-2021, ranking No. 3 of the Top 5-Year Movers by Sales Volume Percentage.

The 2022 RealTrends 500 brokerage companies are breaking records. An analysis of the top five-year movers by sales volume percentage shows Keller Williams office take six of the top 10 spots. This ranking shows the firms that had the largest increase in sales volume percentage between 2017 and 2021.

eXp Realty was No. 1 and had the highest five-year increase in sales volume percentage, with a 2,145% increase in sales volume in five years. Close behind was Compass, with an increase of 1,692%.

Rounding out the top five were RE/MAX Precision, Ankeny, Iowa (4) with a 660% increase in sales volume percentage over five years and Keller Williams Realty in Charlotte, North Carolina with a 578% increase.

Below is a list of the top 50 five-year movers by sales volume percentage.

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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