Miami Realtors + RWorld champions south Florida internationally
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Miami Realtors + RWorld champions south Florida internationally
"Miami Realtors + RWorld is expanding its international outreach efforts with appearances at two major global real estate conferences this month: Realtor Quest 2026 in Toronto and SIMA 2026 in Madrid. The organization said the events are part of long-running strategy to increase worldwide exposure for Miami and South Florida while generating new international business and investment opportunities."
"Nobody out-globals Miami, said Teresa King Kinney, co-CEO of Miami Realtors + RWorld. For 30+ years, we have been exhibiting and presenting at international conferences, and they have helped build the Miami international brand we all know today. It's at these events where we meet with investors and launch more investment opportunities for South Florida and the world."
"Miami Realtors and RWorld announced their merger in April, with the deal becoming effective this past Monday and creating a 93,000-member association. The MLSs will initially remain separate, with a full combination expected later, and the unified MLS is projected to be the third largest in the U.S."
"According to the association's latest global study, Canada and Spain rank as the fourth and fifth largest sources of international buyers in south Florida. The first stop will be Realtor Quest 2026, hosted by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board Wednesday and Thursday in Toronto. The event is considered Canada's largest real estate conference and trade show and is expected to attract more than 11,000 real estate professionals from around the world."
Miami Realtors + RWorld is increasing international outreach by attending Realtor Quest 2026 in Toronto and SIMA 2026 in Madrid. The effort aims to boost worldwide exposure for Miami and South Florida and to generate new international business and investment opportunities. The organization has exhibited at international conferences for more than 30 years, building the Miami international brand and creating opportunities through meetings with investors. The merger announced in April became effective this past Monday, forming a 93,000-member association. MLSs will remain separate initially, with a full combination expected later, and the unified MLS is projected to become the third largest in the U.S. Canada and Spain are major sources of international buyers, and leadership will present market insights in Madrid.
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