This week alone, two California buyers closed with ShopProp and saved a combined $57,085. One was a $2.175M home in San Jose. The other was a $635,000 home in Manteca. Both paid a flat fee instead of the traditional 2.5% commission.
This Week: September 17, 2026
SOLD3357 Michelangelo Dr, San Jose, CA 95135
Sale Price: $2,175,000 | ShopProp Fee: $7,995 | Saved: $46,380
A Silicon Valley buyer kept $46,380 that would have gone to a traditional percentage-based agent.
SOLD3313 Nightfall Dr, Manteca, CA 95337
Sale Price: $635,000 | ShopProp Fee: $1,995 | Saved: $10,705
An entry-level buyer in the Central Valley paid $1,995 flat instead of $15,875.
5032 Enderby St, Danville, CA 94506
Sale Price: $1,750,000 | ShopProp Fee: $6,995 | Saved: $36,755
Closed September 15, 2026.
How California Rebates Work Post-NAR Settlement
Since August 2024, California buyers must sign a buyer-broker agreement before touring homes. This makes agent fees explicit and negotiable for the first time. ShopProp flat fee — $1,995 to $7,995 depending on purchase price — replaces the traditional 2.5% commission and returns the difference as cash back at closing.
With 170 California closings and counting, ShopProp has the largest verified track record of any flat fee brokerage in the state. Every transaction includes managing broker Rob Luecke (19 years, 4,000+ deals) reviewing disclosures, negotiating price, and managing closing.
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