$1 Billion Paid to Agents: How United Real Estate Rewrote the Economics of the Brokerage Industry
United Real Estate has announced a major milestone: Since its founding, United and its affiliated offices have cumulatively paid $1 billion more in commission earnings to its agents than what those agents would have been paid had they closed transactions at a typical commission-split brokerage. According to a release, United calculates that its compensation model…
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