Established in 2005 by former stockbroker Kuba Jewgieniew in Las Vegas, Realty ONE Group has evolved into a trailblazing real estate brand with a bold approach to brokerage and franchising. The company has experienced remarkable growth, now operating more than 400 locations throughout the United States and abroad.
Realty ONE Group ventured into franchising in 2012, inviting driven entrepreneurs to become part of its ever-expanding network. Franchisees benefit from robust support that includes cutting-edge technology platforms, strategic marketing tools, and hands-on training programs designed to foster long-term success.
Currently headquartered in Laguna Niguel, California, Realty ONE Group continues to serve as a central command center for its nationwide and international operations, driving its mission to modernize the real estate industry.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Realty ONE Group offers a comprehensive suite of training programs to support the successful operation of its franchises. These programs are designed to ensure that franchisees and their key personnel are well-versed in the company’s systems, operations, and service standards. Below are the primary training programs provided:
Realty ONE Group does not grant exclusive territorial rights to its franchisees. Each franchise is established at a specific approved location, and the franchisor defines a “Primary Marketing Area,” which can be a standard or low-density marketing area.
However, the franchisee may still face competition from other Realty ONE franchisees, company-owned outlets, or alternative distribution channels, even within that designated marketing area.
Furthermore, Realty ONE Group retains the right to develop and license other real estate brokerage businesses, even if they are adjacent to or within close proximity to an existing franchise.
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