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Harcourts MD appointed chairman of top board

Published: Thu 6 Mar 2008 10:39 AM
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Harcourts MD appointed inaugural chairman of top board
5 March 2008:  Harcourts International’s Managing Director Mike Green has been appointed Inaugural Chairman of the International Advisory Board for Leading Real Estate Companies of the World™, a global real estate network comprised of nearly 700 of the best-known international real estate firms.
This month the United States-based group formed the new International Advisory Board which is comprised of non-U.S. members committed to expanding the value proposition of the company’s international membership programmes.
Already the largest real estate group in New Zealand and the fastest growing in Australia, Harcourts joined Leading Real Estate Companies of the World™ as the exclusive South Pacific member in 2003 in order to provide international marketing exposure for Harcourts’ clients’ properties.
“With more people buying real estate outside of their native countries it has become increasingly important for real estate professionals to understand global trends, as well as commonalities and differences in markets worldwide,” Mr Green says.
“In response this advisory board will help foster that understanding and build international connections and business opportunities.”
Harcourts now has 463 offices across seven countries, with more than 3500 sales consultants and a growing market share. The group recently recorded more than $19.4 billion in written sales within a 12 month period.
With more than 5000 offices and 145,000 sales associates in the United States and 35 countries abroad, Leading Real Estate Companies of the World™ affiliates sell over US$400 billion in home sales representing more than 1.3 million transactions annually, outselling any international franchise and leading the world in the sales of $1 million-plus homes. (See www.leadingre.com)
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