Low-Commission Realtor in Manhattan, NY
Homeowners selling in Manhattan can explore their listing options with Statewide Properties Group. We offer a discussion of a 1% listing commission for the professional listing services agreed to in a written agreement.
No obligation to list. Contact us to discuss your property and options.
Professional Home-Selling Services
We can discuss a property-specific approach to marketing, appointment coordination, reviewing offers, negotiation guidance, and transaction coordination, with services set out in writing.
What to discuss
- Discuss MLS marketing and property exposure.
- Plan showing appointments and open houses.
- Review offers and discuss negotiation strategy.
- Clarify service scope and commission in writing.
The 1% listing commission applies to the listing services specified in the applicable written listing agreement. All real estate commissions are negotiable. Any buyer-agent compensation is optional, separately negotiable, and must be agreed to in writing; if agreed, it may increase the seller’s total transaction costs.
Communities We Serve in Manhattan, NY
Examples of communities in the area include:
Battery Park City, Chelsea, the Financial District, Harlem, Inwood, Midtown, Morningside Heights, the Upper East Side, the Upper West Side, Washington Heights, and the West Village.
Talk Through Your Selling Options
Tell us a little about your property and we can discuss whether the service fits your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Understand the basics before deciding how to sell.
Do you offer a 1% listing commission in Manhattan, NY?
Statewide Properties Group offers homeowners in Manhattan, NY an opportunity to discuss a 1% listing commission for agreed listing services. The exact services, fee, and terms are confirmed in a written listing agreement.
What services can be discussed?
Depending on the property and written agreement, services may include MLS marketing, showing coordination, open houses, offer review, negotiation guidance, and transaction coordination.
Is buyer-agent compensation included in the 1% listing commission?
Not automatically. Any buyer-agent compensation is optional, separately negotiable, and must be agreed to in writing. If agreed, it may increase the seller’s total transaction costs.
How do I get started?
Contact Statewide Properties Group to discuss the property, timing, and services you need. There is no obligation to list simply by making an inquiry.
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