February 21, 2026 - 00:05
After a distinguished career spanning over two decades at the helm, Teresa King Kinney, the Chief Executive Officer of the MIAMI Association of Realtors (MIAMI), has announced her decision to retire. A revered icon in South Florida's real estate landscape, Kinney will step down from her executive role later this year.
Kinney's tenure has been marked by transformative growth and unwavering advocacy for the industry. Under her leadership, the MIAMI Association of Realtors grew into one of the largest local Realtor associations in the United States. She was instrumental in championing key issues affecting property ownership, fiercely advocating for private property rights, and promoting the region's real estate market on a global stage.
Her profound impact extends beyond organizational management, earning her numerous accolades and deep respect from peers nationwide. The association has begun a comprehensive search for a successor to ensure a seamless transition. Kinney's legacy is cemented as one of visionary leadership, having consistently navigated the market through both boom periods and significant challenges, forever shaping Miami's dynamic property sector.
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