Fed Economists Offer Solution to High Real Estate Agent Commissions

Thursday, 7 March 2024, 14:44

Richmond Fed economists have identified a $30 billion potential reduction in real estate agents' commissions with their proposed 'à la carte' model. This innovative solution aims to address the anomaly in the American housing market by restructuring how buyer agents' profits are distributed.
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Fed Economists Offer Solution to High Real Estate Agent Commissions

Richmond Fed Economists' Proposal

Federal Reserve economists from the Richmond branch have put forward an innovative solution to real estate agent commissions.

À La Carte Model

They propose an 'à la carte' approach that could potentially save around $30 billion from agent commissions.

This model focuses on redistributing profits made by buyer agents in the housing market.

A paradigm shift in the real estate industry is on the horizon with this proposed solution.


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