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Private Listings Are a Detriment to the Market — and, in My Opinion, Selling Them as a General Strategy Is a Breach of Fiduciary Duty Before founding ShopProp, I built a financial firm that was later acquired. After more than 20 years in the financial markets and 18 years as a managing broker, my view is simple: Open markets protect consumers. Closed systems protect insiders.
There are multiple news organizations regurgitating the same clickbait headline that "Bay Area housing is in a bubble". We are going to explore in this article why that isn't true and why we aren't likely to see a crash of prices comparable to 2007 anytime soon.
Michigan's rebate market is dominated by local-only brokerages. Here's why a national managing broker with 300+ closings delivers bigger savings across Detroit, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, and beyond.
After 10 weeks of analyzing Hawaii's rebate market, here's why ShopProp's managing broker model delivers the largest buyer rebates in the state — proven by a real $1M Honolulu closing.
A managing broker with 320+ closings ranks every flat fee option in Arizona for 2026 — from MLS-only listings to full-service buyer representation. Real Phoenix closing included.
A Phoenix buyer closed on a $369,000 home and paid $3,000 instead of $9,225. Three real Arizona closings show why flat-fee managing broker representation beats percentage-based agents.
Hawaii's $1M+ median home prices mean traditional buyer commissions exceed $25,000. ShopProp's flat fee model saved one Honolulu client $25,105 — here's how island buyers keep more at closing.
Colorado buyers can keep thousands at closing using ShopProp's flat $1,995 buyer fee instead of traditional 2.5% commissions. Here's how Denver, Boulder, and Front Range buyers save.