RE/MAX DFW Associates Frisco office now open at The Shops at Starwood

Mark Wolfe, broker and owner of RE/MAX DFW Associates, and Blair Taylor, broker and manager at the new RE/MAX location in Frisco, have relocated the RE/MAX Frisco offices. (Courtesy Wilczynski Public Relations)

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By Francesca D' Annunzio | 11:14 AM Feb 19, 2021 CST | Updated 11:14 AM Feb 19, 2021 CST

RE/MAX DFW Associates opened a new mega office in Frisco at 6959 Lebanon Road, Ste. 201, Frisco, in January. The mega-office combines three RE/MAX locations, employs more than 100 agents focused on the Collin County market, and brings in $500 million in sales volume, making it among the highest-producing RE/MAX offices in the country, according to a RE/MAX news release. RE/MAX also has offices in Dallas, Coppell, Las Colinas, Carrollton and Flower Mound. 972-312-9000. www.rmdfw.com

By Francesca D' Annunzio

Francesca D'Annunzio covers K-12 and higher education, development, planning and zoning, and transportation in Frisco and McKinney. She attended college at the University of Texas at Austin, where she reported for the Daily Texan and interned for the Austin Chronicle. When she's not reporting, she enjoys spending time outdoors and experimenting in the kitchen.

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