Keller Williams Realty Bridges Central Ohio and Florida Luxury Markets

Dublin, OH, September 13, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Tracey Edwards, a dual-licensed Keller Williams agent serving Central Ohio and statewide in Florida, has been named KW Luxury Regional Ambassador for the Ohio Valley Region, covering Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. The appointment gives Edwards a formal role connecting agents and clients across two of the company's most active luxury corridors, with direct access to the global luxury referral networks that link buyers and sellers moving between the Midwest and Florida.

The ambassador role builds on work Tracey Edwards has already been doing for both markets. As part of the position, she manages the MC Liaison recruitment program and coordinates KW Luxury Pro memberships across the region, giving agents in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana a direct line to Florida's luxury market — and giving Florida-based agents a corresponding connection back into the Ohio Valley.

"This isn't just a title — it's a working bridge," said Tracey Edwards. "Agents in Columbus, Powell, and Worthington now have a real referral partner on the Gulf Coast, and agents in Naples or Bradenton have the same thing pointing back into Ohio. That's what clients actually need when they're relocating between these two markets."

Tracey Edwards leads the Homes By Tracey Edwards Team and has more than 11 years of experience, with recognition as a top producer in both Central Ohio and Florida Statewide. She works with clients across a wide range of needs — luxury estates, retirees, investors, relocation buyers, first-timers, downsizers, new construction, and vacation rental buyers — in the $300K–$1.5M range.

The new ambassador role comes as Tracey Edwards continues to build out regional luxury resources, including her recent work on the Ohio Valley Collection, a regional luxury publication covering $1M+ listings across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
"Providing luxury service at every price point means the same thing whether someone is buying their first home in Grove City or a waterfront property in Naples," Tracey Edwards said. "This role just makes it official — Central Ohio and Florida aren't two separate businesses anymore. They're one referral network."