Trelora

Parent company:
Trelora

Product takeaways

  • Trelora is a discount real estate brokerage that offers reduced price listing fees for sellers and commission rebates for buyers. Trelora is owned by one corporate entity and does not operate franchises in the US.
  • Trelora charges a 2% listing fee for premium offerings or $3,000-4,000 flat fee for more-basic service to sellers. Buyers who work with Trelora receive a rebate equal to up to half of the buyer's side commission.
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What is Trelora?

Trelora is a discount real estate brokerage that offers reduced price listing fees for sellers and commission rebates for buyers. Trelora is owned by one corporate entity and does not operate franchises in the US.

How does Trelora work?

Buyers and sellers work with Trelora to buy or sell their home. Trelora provides the buyer or seller with an agent team who helps them with every stage of the process for buying and selling.

How much does Trelora cost?

Trelora charges a 2% listing fee for premium offerings or $3,000-4,000 flat fee for more-basic service to sellers. Buyers who work with Trelora receive a rebate equal to up to half of the buyer's side commission.

How does Trelora make money?

Trelora primarily generates revenue through real estate commissions from buyers and sellers paid on a successful home purchase or sale. It also likely generates revenue from its title and escrow division.

Who owns Trelora?

Trelora is privately held.

How many agents does Trelora have?

As of early 2021, Trelora had fewer than 50 agents.

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alternatives and competitors

The following companies are all part of the following category:
Discount brokerage
. They are best defined as 
Brokerages offering buyers and sellers reduced listing fees or commission structures and often employing agents as full-time employees.
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