Keller Williams (KW) Southwest Announces 2018 Agents Leadership Council (ALC)
The KW Southwest Sugar Land Market Center is excited to announce the KW Southwest Agent Leadership Council (ALC) for 2018 and the agents selected. Those
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Keller Williams in Fort Bend Lifestyles – January Issue
Happy New Year Fort Bend Community! You can find our latest Agent Spotlight in the January issue of Fort Bend Lifestyles.
KW Southwest’s Rising Star: Angelia McDaniel
When Angelia McDaniel started a new chapter in her life, going from engineering professional to full-time realtor in 2002, she had no idea where the
Serena Chu: Always Learning and Always Moving Forward
After 13 years at KW Southwest, Serena Chu has chartered her own path to success. Born and raised in Taiwan, Serena eventually travelled to New
Keller Williams (KW) Southwest, Sugar Land, Texas Introduced Their Nonprofit ‘R.E.A.L. GIVING’
Local grassroots giving powered by the KW Southwest community of agents Online PR News – 5-December-2017 – KW SOUTHWEST agents for #givingTuesday organized a local
Keller Williams (KW) Southwest Honors 7th Annual Brent Event With Hurricane Relief Support
KWSW agents join forces to honor Brent Weaver with Houston Strong T-Shirt Campaign SUGAR LAND, TX: In the spirit of their “Giving Where We
Keller Williams (KW) Southwest Introduces R.E.A.L. GIVING
In the spirit of continuing their “Giving Where We Live” philosophy, the KW Southwest agents are organizing their own local charity, R.E.A.L. Giving, to do
KW Southwest Award Winning Agents
While we recover as a city working to rebuild after Harvey, we take pride in knowing we have 400 agents serving the community and helping
Keller Williams Southwest Home Buying Tip: Go From Renter to Owner
In this video, Kimbra Valachovic, a realtor out of the Keller Williams Southwest office shares tips on how renters can move into owning their home
Keller William Southwest Continues To Give
As Hurricane Harvey affects so many in the Houston and Fort Bend area, officials ask that community members with boats and high trucks help out