1% isn’t “discount.” It’s correction.

Written By Daisy Espeland, 1% Real Estate Broker

In 1990, the median price for a home was around $124,000.

Inflation since then is close to 150%, which means homes should be around $310,000 if they ONLY tracked inflation.

They didn’t. They went far higher.

Today the median priced home is over $400,000. We’re paying close to $100,000 more today. Because commissions are a percentage of price, agents charging 3% today are actually earning MORE than inflation, not less. That’s why a 1% listing fee isn’t cutting corners. It’s correcting for how much home prices have outpaced inflation and keeping more equity where it belongs – in the homeowner’s pocket!  

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Daisy Espeland, 1% Real Estate Broker

Hello! I’m Daisy. I’m a full-time, high-volume, multi-generation real estate broker (perhaps longer as my maiden name means “little houses”! Ha!). I grew up in a household that revolved around real estate. As such, I know how to listen and ask the right questions to help you realize your real estate goals – whether that’s your first home or first investment property.

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