Today’s business world is facing an abundance of uncertainty. Whether it’s the ongoing pandemic or the constantly rising inflation rate. The most affected market today is inarguably the real estate sector. Young Marquis “Who’s Who in America” Inductee Revolutionizing The Real Estate Market. Real estate plays a vital role in transforming the economy in the United States. On the one hand, investors argue that the industry is primed to excel in the coming years. As well as, it will also face many challenges in the future.
As a result, some real estate brokers are making inroads to revolutionize the US real estate industry in today’s disturbing times. One of those professionals is the broker, and founder of King Real Estate Group, Steve Haddadin. Haddadin used his experience and blended it with creativity and curiosity to develop a new way to conduct real estate operations. His efforts led to his inclusion in the Marquis Who’s Who in America List of notable biographical profiles. Marquis Who’s Who is a publication that provides coverage of leaders and achievers from the United States and around the world, for their contributions to their respective field.
Real Estate Group’s business operations
King Real Estate Group’s founder credits his flourishing real estate career to his education. Steve understood the real estate industry’s norms, identified its bottlenecks, and amplified his learning through education. He graduated with a B.A. in Finance, with a graduate certificate in Real Estate. He holds certifications and membership of prestigious organizations such as CCIM® institute and the Institute of Real Estate Management. In an interview, he said, “In a highly competitive industry, you need to stand out. Having a well-rounded education will help you develop the skills and the tools to better serve your clients.”
King Real Estate Group’s business operations deal with selling properties and making the process as seamless as possible. A significant problem buyers usually face is searching for a property and going through with the purchase. During the pandemic, the real estate market also suffered a major blow, both on the customer and the business front. George Ratiu, a senior economist at Realtor.com, states that the real estate market during the pandemic is “beyond crazy and frustrating.”
Clients-centric organizations like King Real Estate Group can be a blessing in these trying times. Haddadin highlights that his goal is to serve the clients’ best interests. “Our system is transparent and will make sure our clients are satisfied,” he states. He uses this approach to magnify and educate clients throughout the process. He believes that in today’s economic infrastructure, it’s challenging for individuals to invest in properties with all the competing offers in the market. Therefore, the least that the company can do is to make the process as seamless and accessible as possible.
Growth of Real Estate Market
Furthermore, Haddadin hasn’t limited his company to just property dealing. The company provides an array of other services like mortgage assistance, portfolio management, and business consulting. It also specializes in luxury residential homes and investment real estate. Additionally, with a transparent system, Haddadin and his peers also keep the clients in a consistent loop throughout the process.
Currently, the real estate market is experiencing massive growth. As per reports, the Real Estate Sales and Brokerage market in the U.S. is expected to reach $202.6B. Steve Haddadin wants himself to be the center of that rise. He plans to transform King Real Estate Group into the leading real estate organization in Southern California. With excellence and professionalism in his arsenal, Steve Haddadin wants to help people fulfill their dream of owning commercial and residential properties.
In addition, Steve Haddadin also hopes to serve as an example for aspiring real estate agents who are considering entering the industry. As an advocate for education, he works to enhance the prospects of aspiring real estate professionals. Therefore, he serves on the board of the California State University, Fullerton College of Business and Economics’ Center for Real Estate. He uses his experience and expertise to foster relationships with real estate institutions and mentor students about the dos and don’ts of the real estate market.
