August has been a strong month for ShopProp buyers. Two recent closings tell the story better than any ad ever could.
San Diego: $54,005 Saved on a $2.48M Home
A buyer in Rancho Peñasquitos closed on a $2,480,000 home at 11211 Windbrook Way. Traditional buyer's agent commission? Over $62,000. ShopProp's flat fee: $7,995. That's $54,005 back in the buyer's pocket — money that went toward furnishing the home instead of padding a commission check.
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Mountain View: $41,480 Saved on a $1.975M Condo
In one of the Bay Area's most competitive markets, a buyer closed on a $1,975,000 unit at Amelia 45 in Mountain View. A traditional 2.5% commission would have cost nearly $50,000. ShopProp's flat fee: $4,995. The buyer kept $41,480.
Why Flat-Fee Beats Percentage-Based Every Time
The math is simple. On a $2M home, a 2.5% commission is $50,000. ShopProp charges a flat fee starting at $1,995 — regardless of price. The more expensive the home, the more you save.
And unlike percentage-based brokerages, ShopProp is led by a managing broker with 19 years of experience and over 320 closed transactions. You get full-service representation: offer strategy, negotiation, disclosures review, and closing coordination. The only thing missing is the bloated commission.
What About Other Flat-Fee Brokers?
CashBackRE charges $5,000 for homes under $500K and $7,500 for homes between $500K and $1.5M. ShopProp starts at $1,995 — up to 60% less. And CashBackRE operates in California only, while ShopProp is licensed in eight states: AZ, CA, CO, HI, MI, TX, VA, and WA.
As cited by NPR, USA Today, and the Brookings Institution, the traditional commission model is shifting. Buyers who act now are keeping tens of thousands that used to go to middlemen.
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