Keller Williams UK (KWUK) is undergoing significant changes, as announced in a recent press release. This development might be linked to a notice in the London Gazette today, which calls for creditors of KWUK’s licensing company, Grifettey Limited, to join an online meeting on March 11, 2024.
As per the records at Companies House, Grifettey Limited has not submitted its accounts on time.
Grifettey Limited, which falls under the leadership of Ben Taylor, ex-CEO of KWUK, is known to have managed the licensing for the Keller Williams UK operations. Taylor took the position of executive chairman of Keller Williams UK last year while still being the regional operating partner for the UK business. However, his current status is uncertain with the upcoming creditors’ meeting by Grifettey Limited.
“Keller Williams Announces New Chapter in the United Kingdom”
“Keller Williams Worldwide (KWW), the international division of Keller Williams, the largest real estate franchise globally by agent count, is restructuring its KW United Kingdom region.”
“As we navigate this period of transition, KW United Kingdom offices and agents will maintain their commitment to providing top-tier service to agents and clients.”
“We see change as a chance for advancement and betterment,” said William E. Soteroff, president of KWW. “The recent alterations within KW United Kingdom are part of that continuous process. Our dedication to positively impacting lives through real estate in the United Kingdom stands firm.”
“KWW has already teamed up with current KW United Kingdom market centers to sustain agent growth, training, and mentorship across the UK. Andrew Benn, the Operating Principal of KW Advantage market center, says, “On behalf of my fellow market center leaders, we’re eager to keep our operations centered on our agents’ growth and support, ensuring their success as entrepreneurs.”
