An agent’s importance particularly diminishes in scenarios of greater:
- automated processes
- firm pricing
- strong seller autonomy
- abundant buyer demand that limits negotiation leverage
- and/or markets where buyers and sellers have sufficient information to transact with minimal guidance.
In such cases, price and market signals dominate, while the incremental value of an agent’s/broker’s expertise diminishes.
In short, the real estate brokerage industry is about to hit the perfect storm.
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