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Following the conclusion of their popular HGTV series, real estate and design duo Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson are channeling their energy into significant business growth. The husband-and-wife team announced a strategic expansion of their brokerage, Indigo Road Collective, with plans to establish new offices in the thriving markets of Florida and Texas.
This move marks a major step in building their brand beyond television. Sherrod and Jackson expressed enthusiasm about bringing their unique blend of real estate expertise and design-focused service to these new regions. They emphasized a commitment to replicating their successful formula, which centers on deep client relationships and transformative property journeys.
The expansion involves opening three new branches, a clear signal of their ambition to grow their "empire" on a national scale. While their show, Married to Real Estate, may have ended, the couple is clearly focused on the future. They view this growth as a natural evolution, allowing them to directly impact more communities and help a greater number of families find and create their dream homes. The first of these new offices is expected to open its doors in the coming months.
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