Key facts
- Coldwell Banker Apex acquired Longhorn Realty, a central Texas firm.
- Longhorn Realty specializes in land, farms, ranches, hunting properties, and rural real estate.
- The acquired firm will operate as the Longhorn Farm & Ranch Division of Coldwell Banker Apex.
- Longhorn Realty recorded approximately $40 million in sales last year.
- Coldwell Banker Apex has 26 locations and over 1,250 associates in Texas and Louisiana.
- Coldwell Banker Apex reported nearly $4.7 billion in sales volume last year, ranking No. 46 nationally.
Coldwell Banker Apex, Realtors has acquired Longhorn Realty, a central Texas and Texas Hill Country real estate firm that specializes in land, farms, ranches, hunting properties, and rural real estate. The acquired business will operate as the Longhorn Farm & Ranch Division of Coldwell Banker Apex.
Founded in 2010, Longhorn Realty recorded approximately $40 million in sales last year. Its owner and full team of agents have joined Coldwell Banker Apex. Lori Arnold, owner of Coldwell Banker Apex, stated that the acquisition was driven by a desire to enhance the company's land and ranch presence in Central Texas, noting Longhorn Realty's expertise and shared culture.
Coldwell Banker Apex operates 26 locations with more than 1,250 associates serving Texas and Louisiana. The company, owned by John and Lori Arnold, is a third-generation, family-operated business. Last year, the firm reported nearly $4.7 billion in residential and commercial sales volume, ranking No. 46 nationally. Its 10,478 transaction sides placed it at No. 40 nationwide. Coldwell Banker Apex claims to be the largest Coldwell Banker affiliate in Texas and Louisiana, the largest woman-owned Coldwell Banker affiliate, and the second-largest Coldwell Banker affiliate in the U.S.