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Commissions are up, but so is the competition for housing brokers in Atlanta

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Commissions are up, but so is the competition for housing brokers in Atlanta
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We’ve become accustomed to tales of a fiercely competitive real estate market. Although that competitiveness has eased in recent weeks as interest rates rise, properties are as expensive as ever. As a result, the competition isn’t ending with the traditional housing market. Competitors are spilling out of the homebuying market and into rental spaces! As NPR reports, housing needs are so extreme that practices typical for buying a property are becoming more and more common for a...
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Realiff Academy Realiff Academy | 1 year ago
Real estate commissionsare sometimes split among numerous persons. The commission in a typical real estate transaction is divided into four parts: The listing agent is the agent who obtained the listing from the seller. Listing brokerβ€”the broker who hires the seller's listing agent. Buyer's agentβ€”the person or company who represents the buyer. Broker of the buyer's agentβ€”the broker who employs the buyer's agent.
Real estate commissionsare sometimes split among numerous persons. The commission in a typical real estate transaction is divided into four parts: The listing agent is the agent who obtained the listing from the seller. Listing brokerβ€”the broker who hires the seller's listing agent. Buyer's agentβ€”the person or company who represents the buyer. Broker of the buyer's agentβ€”the broker who employs the buyer's agent.
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seattlebubble seattlebubble | 2 years ago
Since we’ve been gone for so long, I thought I’d start back up with somewhat of an overview post. Let’s just take a look at what’s going on in the Seattle-area (King County) housing market recently. One of the biggest topics on everybody’s mind lately is home prices, so let’s start there. The median price of single-family homes sold in King County in February was $857,750, up 14% from a year earlier. As you can see, prices are down slightly from the all-time high of $871,000 back in...
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New home sales are up 28% β€” but don’t believe the hype
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housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago
New home sales are back to 1996 levels already. So, when we have a month where demand picks up, it can move the needle in a big way.Β  The post New home sales are up 28% β€” but don’t believe the hype appeared first on HousingWire.
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