KW Ábaco was born in 2006 and for the past 12 years it has been asserting itself as the largest real estate company in Greater Lisbon. The success of this company attracted the attention of Keller Williams in 2014, which chose Ábaco to start its expansion in Portugal.
Currently, this KW Portugal franchisee has 3 Market Centers, all in Lisbon and in upscale neighborhoods in the capital: Benfica, Campo Pequeno and Santos and has more than 259 highly qualified real estate consultants serving the real estate business, with a total of 286 associates.
KW Ábaco - Campo Pequeno was the first Market Center opened in Portugal, and is located in one of the most cosmopolitan areas of Lisbon, Campo Pequeno.
KW Ábaco - Campo Pequeno was the first Market Center opened in Portugal in September 2014, it is located in one of the most cosmopolitan areas of Lisbon, Campo Pequeno and has a team of more than [node: field_market_center_consultores] real estate consultants.
The Benfica Market Center, Lisbon, opened in May 2015 and has a team of more than [node: field_market_center_consultores] real estate consultants. The KW Ábaco-Benfica agency is located in a highly attractive neighborhood, close to the main axes of confluence with the city of Lisbon.
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This is the motto of the corporate culture of the brand created by Gary Keller and Joe Williams in Austin, Texas, in 1983 and that still inspires more than 183,000 associates spread across 36 countries on 6 continents of the world.
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From the reconstruction of degraded spaces, the remodeling of worn-out areas and even the reforestation of burnt areas, these will be some of the volunteer actions that KW associates will make happen throughout the country.
In Portugal, some examples of these initiatives are as follows: painting of rooms at the APPACDM Porto Occupational Activities Center, in which the members of KW... View more
These actions took place from the north to the south of the country from Braga, to Porto, passing through Vila Nova de Gaia, Famalicão, Coimbra, Leiria and Lisbon and also through Abóboda, Almada, Oeiras, Cascais, Portimão and Alcantarilha. In the Autonomous Region of Madeira an action also took place in the city of Funchal.
In all, there were 19 concrete actions to help institutions... View more