Realtor Boards To Merge

KANSAS CITY, MO.- Kansas City Metropolitan Board and Johnson County Board have agreed to combine into Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors.

By Judie Burkhalter | October 17, 2000 at 01:01 AM

The merger was approved by both boards of directors last week. A designcommittee is working on guidelines for the new group, as well as toselect a CEO. The association will begin its functions by Jan 1.

About 3,400 Realtors are members of the Kansas City group andapproximately 3,100 Realtors belong to the Johnson County board.

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