Sage Sotheby’s International Realty adds top Oklahoma agents

Sage Sotheby’s International Realty has added a high-producing agent in Oklahoma as the brokerage continues to expand its footprint in the state’s luxury housing market.

Shawn Peters joined the firm after more than a decade in the business, bringing her son, Drew Peters, with her. The move follows a period of strong production for the team, including a combined $40 million in sales volume in 2025.

Shawn Peters previously worked at Chinowth & Cohen in Tulsa, the largest independent brokerage in Oklahoma, where she was the top agent and regularly ranked among the top 1% of Realtors in the state, leaders said.

Over the past 12 months, she recorded $37.2 million in sales volume across 90 closed transactions. Over a 10-year period, her total sales volume reached approximately $150 million.

The addition is part of broader growth in Oklahoma’s higher-end housing segment, where brokerages are competing to recruit experienced agents with established client bases.

Sage Sotheby’s reported more than $471 million in annual transaction volume on last year’s RealTrends Verified rankings.

CEO and Owner Rob Allen said the recruitment aligns with the company’s expansion strategy in the Tulsa market.

“Shawn is a proven market leader with a track record of consistent production and client results. Her reputation, professionalism, and alignment with our standards make her an ideal fit as we expand our presence in Tulsa,” he said. “We’re equally excited to welcome Drew as part of this next generation of talent.”

Shawn Peters said the decision to join the brokerage was influenced by its branding and technology platform, along with the opportunity to work within a smaller, specialized environment.

“I chose Sage Sotheby’s International Realty for its elevated brand, best-in-class marketing, and forward-thinking technology platform,” she said. “The opportunity to operate within a boutique environment — while helping curate and grow a network of top-tier agents — was unmatched in the Tulsa market.”

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