WAV Group’s M&A Advisory Division is proud to exclusively represent Project Evergreen, a rare acquisition opportunity in the Western U.S. residential real estate market. This top-tier mid-market brokerage has been in operation for over two decades, consistently posting profits across all economic cycles.
Perhaps the most surprising discovery was how few Realtors fully leverage this powerful network they've cultivated. While most real estate professionals maintain connections with quality contractors, many underestimate the tremendous value this network represents to clients.
The path to impact is for brokerages that are willing to change their mindset – from transactions to relationships, from commission to contribution.
If money builds the machine, hate supercharges the engine.
Tech Helpline isn’t a luxury anymore – it’s table stakes for any organization that says it supports agents and brokers in a digital-first real estate world.
The Clareity25 MLS workshop celebrated its 25th anniversary at the Westin Kierland Resort in Scottsdale, uniting over 300 attendees under the theme "Dare Greatly." Highlights included a technology trends update from founder Gregg Larson, featuring insights from CES, and a legal panel discussing MLS rules and antitrust concerns.
WAV Group’s Commission Analysis as a Service delivers a game-changing solution. Designed to help real estate brokerages find a way to simplify commission plans, optimize profitability, and create a compelling value proposition for agents. A win-win for everyone involved.
LinkedIn is one of the most powerful platforms for generate awareness and discussion around real estate news, but getting your posts seen by a large audience isn’t always easy. LinkedIn’s algorithm determines which posts gain visibility and which fade into obscurity. If you want to maximize the reach of your content, understanding LinkedIn’s algorithmic preferences is key. Here are the best ways to optimize traffic to your LinkedIn post while working with the platform’s ranking system.
As the real estate industry continues to evolve, 2025 may mark a significant turning point for brokerage firms across the United States. With shifting market conditions, pressure on buyside commissions, increased operational costs, anti-trust litigation, and the rapid advancement of technology, industry experts predict that a wave of mergers could reshape the brokerage landscape.
In the real estate industry, we thrive on connections – between agents, clients, and data. For MLSs, seamless data sharing isn't just a convenience; it has become necessary to stay competitive as geographic borders disappear, creating an even more interconnected marketplace. Even with the reduction of MLSs across America, overlapping market disorder continues to plague data management for brokers spanning multiple markets. MLSs can better serve their broker clients by fulfilling the need for efficient tools to break down data silos and deliver access to broader listing pools. Traditional data-sharing models have often been a roadblock. Costly, time-intensive data-sharing connections [...]
The implications for the industry are profound. As highlighted by the WAV Group's recent workshop, this AI-driven search capability offers a unique opportunity for local brokers to gain a competitive edge over major real estate portals.
A recent Mergers and Acquisitions workshop, hosted by WAV Group, revealed a startling truth: many brokerages are undervaluing their businesses by overlooking a critical asset—buyer agreements.
