Louisiana REALTORS® Association Celebrates 100 Years in 2019
LOUISIANA REALTORS • January 9, 2019
Baton Rouge, LA – January 9, 2019
– This year marks the centennial anniversary for Louisiana REALTORS® Association. Founded in 1919, Louisiana REALTORS® membership has grown to over 14,500 knowledgeable real estate professionals. Over the past 100 years, Louisiana REALTORS® has remained committed to representing REALTORS® on important real estate-related issues, creating professional development opportunities, and providing other unique and focused services.
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Louisiana REALTORS® will continue to evolve and expand in 2019. From sustained legislative engagement and advocacy for the protection of homeownership to highlighting the work of their members from across the state to a technological commitment to providing the best online resources for homebuyers, sellers, and their members; Louisiana REALTORS® is looking forward to the next century.
About Louisiana REALTORS®
Louisiana REALTORS® is a member-based trade association established to assist its members in the business of real estate in Louisiana. Louisiana REALTORS® represents its membership on important real estate related issues to state and federal government, while providing legal assistance, professional development opportunities, discounts, and other unique services for its membership. Real estate licensees who join a local Member Board of REALTORS® also become members of the State Association and the National Association of REALTORS®.
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