December 13, 2025 - 08:33

EVO Real Estate Group has announced the appointment of Brookline resident Keith Harrington as the new head of investment leasing and agent growth. This strategic move aims to bolster the company’s presence in the competitive real estate market. Harrington, known for his extensive experience and deep understanding of the local market, is expected to bring fresh insights and innovative strategies to the team.
In his new role, Harrington will focus on expanding the company’s investment leasing portfolio while simultaneously enhancing the growth and development of its agent workforce. His proven track record in real estate, coupled with his commitment to fostering strong client relationships, positions him as an ideal leader to drive the company’s objectives forward.
EVO Real Estate Group is optimistic that Harrington's leadership will not only elevate their service offerings but also reinforce their reputation as a leading player in the real estate industry. The team looks forward to the positive impact of his vision and expertise in the coming months.
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