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Awards – RE/MAX University

Awards – RE/MAX University. Brandon Hall Excellence in Learning Training Magazine Top 125 Award. RE/MAX 2012 Ad Campaign . “For All the Things That Move You”. RE/MAX Ad Campaign 2012. global.remax.com. RE/MAX Tools. RE/MAX Presenter iPad App Above Magazine. RE/MAX in Times Square.

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Awards – RE/MAX University

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  1. Awards – RE/MAX University Brandon Hall Excellence in Learning Training Magazine Top 125 Award
  2. RE/MAX 2012 Ad Campaign “For All the Things That Move You”
  3. RE/MAX Ad Campaign 2012
  4. global.remax.com
  5. RE/MAX Tools RE/MAX Presenter iPad App Above Magazine
  6. RE/MAX in Times Square
  7. RE/MAX Is the Leader
  8. RE/MAX Is the Leader #1 Real Estate Franchisor #15 Overall Franchisor * McDonald’s, 7-11, Subway
  9. Total Loan Balance Resets We are here Source: T2 Partners, LLC
  10. Recessions and Home Sales Source: National Association of REALTORS
  11. Generational Shift Matures 1909 -1945 Age 67 + 35 Million People Gen Y (Millennials) 1980 -1995 Age 17 - 32 74 Million People Gen X 1965 -1979 Age 33 - 47 48 Million People Baby Boomers 1946 -1964 Age 48 - 66 80 Million People Source: Cam Marston, Generational Insight, 2009
  12. U.S. Households Household Formations 1.3 Million 10 year average 772,000 2008 357,000 2010 Immigration and Gen Y together will create 1.25 million new households annually for next decade Source: “The State of the Nation’s Housing” Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University
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