ERA Live Moore Acquires Winston-Salem Blue Door Group
The local real estate firm will retain its brand name while operating under the umbrella of a larger regional brokerage.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Commercial

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Winston-Salem real estate firm Blue Door Group has been acquired by ERA Live Moore. The local agency will maintain its existing brand identity while operating as a subsidiary of the larger firm.
Why it matters
This acquisition consolidates smaller local operations into a larger regional network, potentially changing how residents in Winston-Salem access real estate professional services. Founder Jodi Tate cited the practical challenges of managing an independent firm as a primary driver for the move.
Founded by Jodi Tate in 2020, Blue Door Group now joins a company that supports operations across Charlotte, Asheville, Raleigh, and Missouri. ERA Live Moore maintains a workforce of over 600 professionals.
The players
ERA Live Moore
A real estate brokerage firm managing 13 offices and a team of over 600 professionals across North Carolina and Missouri.
Blue Door Group
A Winston-Salem real estate agency established in 2020 that provides residential property services.
Jodi Tate
The founder of Blue Door Group who will continue her professional work within the ERA Live Moore organization.
The details
Blue Door Group will continue to function under its current brand name despite the ownership change. The firm's leadership team, including Henry Beeson, Billy Bjorklund, Julie Campbell, and Elizabeth Nance, will be integrated into the new corporate structure under ERA Live Moore.
Timeline
Jodi Tate founded Blue Door Group in 2020.
ERA Live Moore completed the acquisition on October 30, 2026.
The Home Front
This acquisition mirrors the broader industry trend of independent real estate firms seeking stability through integration with larger regional brokerages. It reflects a shift in local market logistics as boutique agencies trade autonomy for the infrastructure of established multi-market companies.
Current clients of Blue Door Group can expect business to continue under the existing brand name without immediate changes to their service experience. If you are currently in the middle of a transaction, verify with your agent whether any administrative points of contact have shifted.
The takeaway
Smaller firms often merge into larger networks to simplify the operational complexities of running a real estate business. If you are working with an agent, ensure you have updated contact information if their firm undergoes a transition.
Further reading
For updates on how regional brokerage shifts influence local property services, visit Commercial.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Winston-Salem Journal.
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