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Celebrating Community — The First All-Spanish Episode of the Atlanta REALTORS® Rundown with Helen Hernandez-Archer, Carmen Barreda, and Maxine Desir

EPISODE · Oct 7, 2025 · 37 MIN

Celebrating Community — The First All-Spanish Episode of the Atlanta REALTORS® Rundown with Helen Hernandez-Archer, Carmen Barreda, and Maxine Desir

from Atlanta REALTORS® Rundown · host Atlanta REALTORS® Association

The Atlanta REALTORS® Rundown makes history with its first-ever all-Spanish episode, hosted by Helen Hernandez-Archer! 🇪🇸🎙️ Joining Helen are two influential voices in Atlanta real estate — Carmen Barreda, Broker and President of NAHREP Atlanta 2025, and Maxine Desir, Real Estate Attorney. Together, they share their experiences, insights, and advice for REALTORS® and professionals in the Hispanic community. In this special Spanish Heritage Month edition, the conversation highlights: 🏠 The importance of representation and leadership in real estate 🤝 How NAHREP Atlanta empowers Hispanic professionals 💼 Key legal and market insights for today’s agents 🌎 The value of connection and collaboration in our growing community

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