Making Moves
For such a tight-knit industry, real estate has a lot of players, and we’re keeping track of them in our Making Moves feature. Stay up to date on your colleagues in the industry, where they’ve been and where they’re going.
Freeman will now operate out of the brokerage’s Katy office, continuing to serve both buyers and sellers across the greater Houston area.
Matador loan officers are now licensed in all 50 states and have access to GoRascal’s technology, resources and support.
Though licensed in Washington, Common Ground Referrals will serve clients across the United States.
The expansion adds 11 founding agents to the company.
Altneu previously served as the head of Coldwell Banker’s global luxury division.
“John, Sean, Andy, Lesley and Gabby are builders and operators with a track record of turning opportunity into results,” said CEO and President Chris Czarnecki. “Now, we’re putting that experience to work at greater scale.”
Hensley will serve as broker-owner, presiding over the location’s nine founding agents.
The brokerage’s new office space — called Keller Williams Houston Central — spans 9,500 square feet and features a library lounge and 75-person training facility.
Kasal brings more than 25 years of residential real estate experience spanning brokerage operations, market expansion, recruiting, coaching, marketing, business development and member engagement.
Schroeder & Co., led by Rylie Schroeder, was previously with eXp Realty for two years.
The Antinozzi Group generated more than $30 million in residential sales in 2025.
The move follows SERHANT.’s recent entrance into the California and Boston markets under the leadership of Ryan Serhant, founder and CEO of SERHANT.
Under Piccinini’s leadership, JPAR grew to a 4,000-agent operation across 22 states with an annual sales volume of over $5 billion.
Located at 6626 Phelan Blvd., Patten Title Company – Beaumont will be led by Zach Shelton, the newly-appointed regional vice president of Patten’s East Texas Division, and the Boomtown Team.
BHGRE Gary Greene opened a new office in Sugar Land at Sugar Creek Center, moving from its prior Sugar Land location.
Houston-based First America Homes expanded into the Dallas-Fort Worth market with the acquisition of 81 homesites at the Leonard Trails community in Anna.