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4 Ways to Promote Diversity in Your Brokerage

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By the Experts at Realty ONE Group
August 15, 2019, 4 pm
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As real estate offices, we must seek to be diverse at all levels of the organization, from the office staff we hire to the real estate professionals we recruit to the buyers and sellers we serve. But we don’t need to seek diversity just for the sake of marketing or recruiting.

The wish to employ people who have a variety of views and perspectives—and the desire to serve people of all backgrounds and ethnicities—should be part of our core values. Surrounding ourselves with a diverse audience opens the possibilities to do more and to understand more about each other and our world. If we operate from that place, buyers and sellers will want to work with us, and we’ll fill our offices with exceptional real estate professionals who want to be part of a welcoming office.

Here are four ways you can be a more diverse office and market it in an authentic way:

  1. Promote Respect in Everything You Do
    From hiring your agents and office staff to welcoming anyone through your front door, be responsible and respectful. It sounds simple because it is. Ensure that respect for others is one of your office’s core values, discuss it during office meetings, and ask your staff and team for ideas on how you can ensure you’re fostering an inclusive office culture.
  1. Market Your Diversity
    Look for opportunities in all of your marketing to showcase diversity. Yes, it can and should be intentional. You’ve worked hard to build an office that includes people of all walks of life regardless of age, gender, race and ethnicity, so this is your opportunity to show it. So many people want to be part of an office that cares about diversity.
  1. Everyone Should Have a Voice
    Look for opportunities to allow everyone that comes into or works in your office to have a voice. Have suggestion cards available at the front desk, or, better yet, have an online survey where people can leave confidential suggestions—and maybe even positive reviews about your office. Make sure you give your staff and team of agents the same opportunity. If you accept suggestions positively, people will be more likely to be honest for the good of the office.
  1. Celebrate What Makes Your Office Unique
    We are all so very unique in our backgrounds, ideas and passions. Be sure to recognize people for their own unique, positive contributions to both your office and the community. Hand out awards, share achievements on social media or provide positive feedback. People love to be recognized and feel respected.

Realty ONE Group offices take every opportunity possible to celebrate diversity and promote our “coolture” where everyONE matters. It’s one of many reasons real estate professionals are making the move to and staying with Realty ONE Group. To learn more, visit realtyonegroup.com.

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