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Keller Williams to acquire Jason Mitchell Group brokerage platform
The deal is expected to close in the third quarter and adds a lead conversion platform processing nearly $5.9B in 2025 sales volume across more than 12,300 transaction sides.
Keller Williams Realty has agreed to acquire the Jason Mitchell Group, a Scottsdale-based teamerage-style brokerage operating in 37 states with more than 1,200 agents, HousingWire reports. The transaction gives Keller Williams a high-volume referral and lead conversion platform tied to a network of lending and real estate partners.
JMG generated nearly $5.9 billion in sales volume across more than 12,300 transaction sides in 2025, according to RealTrends Verified, as cited by HousingWire. The platform routes inquiries from partners including Rocket Mortgage, Mr. Cooper, Redfin, Zillow, New American Funding, and Veterans United to agents in the brokerage network.
The companies said the deal is expected to close in the third quarter, subject to customary conditions, and financial terms were not disclosed. Founder Jason Mitchell will continue to lead the business as president of the JMG Division and will join Keller Williams’ executive team.
HousingWire reports that Keller Williams President and CEO Chris Czarnecki said the acquisition brings one of the industry’s largest team-rich, lead-driven entities into the franchise network. JMG Chief Revenue Officer Jake Kraft and Vice President of Operations Ken Friedlander will also move to Keller Williams as part of the transaction.