Brokerages Have Formed Partnership Across Six States
RE/MAX Town & Country and Linhart Realty Group have merged networks to expand support for local real estate agents.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Real Estate — General
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RE/MAX Town & Country has entered into a new brokerage partnership with Linhart Realty Group. This collaboration joins two organizations to create a unified network spanning Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama.
Why it matters
The partnership combines resources to provide real estate professionals with broader referral networks, enhanced marketing tools, and improved technology. This alliance aims to strengthen agent support while maintaining the existing local branding and leadership teams at each office.
The combined entity unites RE/MAX Town & Country's 18 offices and 300 professionals with Linhart Realty Group's 24 offices and 475 staff members. This expanded reach covers six states, including Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama.
The players
RE/MAX Town & Country
A residential real estate brokerage firm that has been under the ownership of Molly McGrory since 2006.
Linhart Realty Group
A real estate brokerage firm led by Lee Linhart, who brings 35 years of experience within the RE/MAX system.
The details
The two organizations are integrating their networks to share marketing, training, and referral resources across their footprint. Despite the partnership, each brokerage will continue to operate under its current name and remain under its existing local leadership. This structure allows the individual offices to retain local expertise while leveraging the scale of a 775-person professional team.
Timeline
Molly McGrory purchased RE/MAX Town & Country in 2006.
The partnership was officially announced on September 28, 2026.
The Home Front
This partnership follows the broader industry trend of regional brokerages consolidating resources to maintain competitiveness through shared technology and referral pools. As residential real estate markets evolve, smaller firms are increasingly aligning their operations to provide agents with larger, more robust support networks.
If you are currently buying or selling a home, consider how an agent's access to a wider regional referral network might impact your property's visibility. You may want to ask your local realtor about the resources available to them through their brokerage network when interviewing candidates for a transaction.
The takeaway
Brokerage partnerships often result in better technical and marketing support for local agents, which can indirectly benefit homeowners by increasing the reach of property listings. When choosing a realtor, inquire about their firm's affiliation and how those resources help them market homes in your specific area.
Further reading
Learn more about navigating the current housing market in our Real Estate — General section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by RISMedia.
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