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We are hiring at Platinum Realty Headquarters
Platinum Realty has been recognized as the #1 fastest-growing real estate company in America by Inc. 500. Platinum Realty is one of the largest real estate brokerages in the region and home to over 2,000 agents, adding agents weekly. A combination of team support, technology and systems is part of the company’s dramatic success. Attractive to agents and their clients, Platinum Realty strives to become the largest and most prominent real estate company in the Midwest.
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Never get so busy making a living, that you forget to make a life. While there’s no doubt our agents’ professional successes are impressive, we know it’s what happens outside of work that makes a life full. At Platinum Realty, we believe that personal achievements are equally as important to recognize. Through the Power or Platinum, our agents share in celebrating each other’s wins both professionally and away from the office.
Support, ideas, comradery. The Platinum Professional Network is made up of Platinum agents in your area just like you. Agents who thrive as entrepreneurs, but also know there is strength in numbers. So, share your strikes and gutters while throwing strikes and gutters. Or, soak up other agent’s tips at one of our happy hours. Regardless of the event, you’re bound to make connections and leave with new ideas to your help grow your business.
For families caring for a child with a serious illness, life is turned upside down. Long hospital stays and uncertainty become the new normal. This is especially true for the families caring for critically ill children when even basic necessities like meals can become burdensome. Feeding Families was started with the goal of providing lunch daily to these families, so they can focus on the most important job of all – caring for their sick children.
