News: Rhode Island
Posted: July 10, 2014
Residential Properties Ltd. included on Real Trends top 500 list
Real Trends, Inc. has released its annual report of the 500 largest and most successful residential real estate brokerage firms in the nation, naming Residential Properties Ltd. (RPL) amongst its distinguished list of top real estate companies.
RPL ranked number one in Rhode Island and number 280 in the entire nation with $601,755,355 in total volume. RPL was also listed as number three in the state and 443 in the country with 1,592 residential transaction sides closed last year.
RPL is one of Rhode Island's largest independent real estate companies, currently employing 170 sales associates in five offices throughout the state.
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