Colin Crowell has been recognized as one of the rising young stars in the Canadian Real Estate industry by being listed in the 2017 edition of Real Estate Professional's Young Guns
MIDDLETON, NS
Age: 35
2016 was a momentous year for Colin Crowell – he made the leap from salesperson to broker and from agent to owner, a dream he had nurtured since first becoming an agent in 2011. Crowell’s rapid rise has been exhilarating, but not without its costs.
“I was expecting a little more personal freedom, to be honest,” he says. “I learned that I need to work smarter, not harder, and set aside more time for personal development.”
For Crowell, working smarter has involved hiring a personal assistant and leveraging new technologies. Crowell was among the first agents in the Middleton market to use a drone or do video walkthroughs. He says technological prowess will be a major factor in the future of any successful brokerage.
“I foresee technological competition heating up even more. Those brokerages with the best marketing, CRM and back-office systems will win in the long run.”
Age: 35
2016 was a momentous year for Colin Crowell – he made the leap from salesperson to broker and from agent to owner, a dream he had nurtured since first becoming an agent in 2011. Crowell’s rapid rise has been exhilarating, but not without its costs.
“I was expecting a little more personal freedom, to be honest,” he says. “I learned that I need to work smarter, not harder, and set aside more time for personal development.”
For Crowell, working smarter has involved hiring a personal assistant and leveraging new technologies. Crowell was among the first agents in the Middleton market to use a drone or do video walkthroughs. He says technological prowess will be a major factor in the future of any successful brokerage.
“I foresee technological competition heating up even more. Those brokerages with the best marketing, CRM and back-office systems will win in the long run.”
