Jun 12, 2023
Renowned real estate brand 1 Percent Lists announces the launch of its newest franchise, 1 Percent Lists Acadiana.

Lafayette, United States - June 12, 2023 /PressCable/ —
This newly announced expansion brings a fresh perspective to the local Acadiana real estate market, offering a modernized and streamlined approach to home sales that leverages cutting-edge technology and prioritizes superior customer service. 1 Percent Lists Acadiana implements a listing fee structure that reduces commissions.
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In an era where traditional real estate commissions can reach 6 - 8 percent, the recently launched 1 Percent Lists Acadiana is setting a new standard. By charging a nominal 1 percent listing fee, the agency helps those in the market to sell their homes to maximize financial gains by retaining a higher portion of their revenues.
"Real estate can be complex and confusing for both homeowners and buyers, but our unique role as a discount broker ensures a smoother and more rewarding process," says Shannon LeBlanc, owner of 1 Percent Lists Acadiana
LeBlanc says most people mistakenly assume a discount realty will compromise in one way or another to offset the price difference, but with 1 Percent Lists, this is not the case. LeBlanc and her colleagues simply believe six to eight percent commissions are neither right nor necessary.
1 Percent Lists Acadiana offers a full spectrum of real estate services, including marketing, input into the MLS, negotiations, viewings, and all transaction paperwork. With specialized, in-depth knowledge of the Acadiana and Lafayette markets, agents understand how to position their clients’ homes to ensure they break through the clutter, generate buzz, and receive high offers.
The brokerage makes the discount model work by charging their clients a 1 percent listing fee, and anywhere from 1.5 - 3 percent on behalf of the buyer’s agent. This ensures maximum cooperation with buyer agents, securing a faster sale for a better price.
Put into more tangible terms, a home selling for $300,000 in Acadiana under the traditional real estate model would cost the seller between $18,000 - $24,000 in commissions (based on a 6 - 8 percent structure.) Under the 1 Percent Lists model, the home seller would part with between $7,500 - $12,000 (based on a 2.5 - 4% structure).
With the launch of 1 Percent Lists Acadiana, homeowners in the region can now benefit from a modernized real estate brokerage that combines affordability and technology for a more rewarding home sale experience.
Learn more at https://1-percent-lists-acadiana.business.site
Contact Info:
Name: Shannon LeBlanc
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Organization: 1 Percent Lists Acadiana
Address: 115 Lukes Hollow Ln, Lafayette, LA 70508, United States
Website: https://www.1percentlistsacadiana.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89099782
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