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« Could the Home of the Local Fish Wrap be the Site of the Next Fish Market? | Main | Redfin Real Estate - Whatever Happened to Them » March 28, 2008The Return of the Six Percent CommissionCommissions are rising. That's the word on the street at least. In fact, I spent time today with an office manager who This goes against everything we've been hearing and this could be the So I asked around. While not everyone agreed commissions were rising, some Where do you think commissions are headed? Posted by Jeff Brooks on March 28, 2008 12:05 AM | Permalink TrackBackTrackBack URL for this entry: CommentsI think that there will continue to be an increasing diversity of real estate service offerings at both the low end and at the high end. Thus, it may just depend on whose commissions you are counting.
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Hard to say. My hunch is that anybody who thinks that the real estate business, either locally or nationally, is going to return to the good old biz as usual days is probably smoking something naughty.
Technology is touching and changing almost every aspect of everyday life. What keeps agents in business is the enormous legal and financial complexities of doing an actual deal - and a willingness to assume the niggling details of marketing a property. Most people are perfectly willing to pay for that service. The real question is, "How much?"
Time will tell.
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