Leading of the new Traverse City Office is old area agent Molly Buttleman, who recently came to the company from Coldwell Banker.
Buttleman has earned the distinction as the top -producing agent of the area for more than a decade of $ 60 million in annual turnover, according to her new company.
“Molly is a fantastic agent, with an incredible track record of sales in the region,” said Walstrom in a statement. “Nobody knows the Traverse City market better than she, and we are very happy that we have her on board.”
The move to Traverse City comes when the city experiences an increase in interest by luxury home buyers. The question comes not only from nearby metro areas such as Detroit and Chicago, but from the entire US, leaders added.
“@Properties Remi’s affiliation with Christie’s international real estate Will give the brokerage a separate lead on the local market, “said Walstrom.” While Traverse City has grown into a first destination for luxury buyers from all over the country, we are really the first company in the market with a focus on these customers. “
He and Irrer expect the office to reach $ 200 million in annual turnover in 2025.
Butteman will collaborate with seven other agents, including Lydia Wiley, a top -producing broker who has been at @properties Remi in Traverse City for almost two years.
Broker Ken Kleinrichert, an old resident of Traverse City, will supervise the growth of the new location.
Butteman said that the company’s approach to real estate was a key factor in her decision to make the switch.
“@Properties Remi Christie’s international real estate offers a new approach to real estate that increases the purchase and sales experience at every price,” she said. “Their advanced technology, leading marketing and progressive culture will enable me to serve my customers at an even higher level.”
Since the launch four years ago, @properties Remi has doubled its annual sales volume in the past two years to $ 1.4 billion.
