Edina Realty Home Services
With 75 offices in Minnesota, western Wisconsin and southwest Florida, and a family of companies including brokerage, title, mortgage and insurance, Edina Realty Home Services offers rewarding careers in a wide variety of departments and specialties. Employees enjoy a supportive, fun and flexible work environment that values innovation, creativity and new ideas. Management and leadership are accessible and encourage input from employees. We think Edina Realty Home Services is a great place to work, but you don’t have to take our word for it. We’re thrilled to be named a Star Tribune’s Top Workplace for more than 10 years! For nearly 70 years, ERHS has upheld the core values of honesty, integrity and commitment set by founder Emma Rovick in 1955. Edina Realty is a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate and a wholly-owned subsidiary of HomeServices of America, Inc. It is one of the nation’s largest real estate companies with 75 real estate offices and about 2,500 REALTORS® throughout Minnesota, western Wisconsin and southwest Florida. Edina Realty's family of companies includes Edina Realty, Edina Realty Title, Edina Realty Insurance and Edina Realty Mortgage. Edina Realty closed more than 18,000 real estate transactions and $7.4 billion in sales volume in 2023. For more information, visit EdinaRealty.com or find us on Facebook: facebook.com/EdinaRealty; X: Twitter.com/Edina_Realty; Instagram: Instagram/EdinaRealty.www.edinarealty.com
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Sep 22, 2026
Richard McDonoughGUEST
In the teams like we have now, we had the major brokers.
Richard McDonoughGUEST
And in Minnesota, the major players at that time, back in the mid-90s, was Edina Realty, which was now the first company that Berkshire Hathaway purchased, Coldwell Banker, and then, of course, REMAX.
Richard McDonoughGUEST
Keller Williams, EXP, Real, none of that was on the horizon at that point.
Richard McDonoughGUEST
And it was interesting with my first interview, the manager goes, are you okay with unusual hours? I'm kind of going, what? What's unusual? And so I go, yeah, that won't be a problem.