News: Rhode Island
Posted: March 7, 2013
Randall, Realtors among top three real estate agencies for dollar volume sold in 2012
Randall, Realtors was ranked among the top three real estate agencies in the state in dollar volume sold in 2012 according to a survey by Providence Business News published February 11. The company also earned a spot in the top five real estate firms for number of residences sold last year. With 813 sales in 2012, Randall sales accounted for more than $281 million last year, well ahead of all other South County-based agencies. Providence Business News ranked the top 24 survey respondents by residences sold, also noting the value of residences sold and number of agents.
"We've had tremendous success in finding companies who share our philosophy of putting the customer first. We've built a great network of residential, commercial and rental agents who are experts in their respective areas. In today's competitive environment, skill, trust worthiness and knowledge of the local market is an absolute must. The benefits that come along with the size of our network is an added bonus," said Douglas Randall, CEO of the Randall Family of Companies.
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