Fort Mill Welcomes New Real Estate Brokerage
Fort Mill, South Carolina is set to become the home of a new affiliate location for United Real Estate, a rapidly expanding brokerage based in Dallas. This strategic move is part of the firm’s plan to strengthen its presence across the Carolinas and follows their announcement regarding the new location in Fort Mill.
Expansion in the Carolinas
The opening of the Fort Mill location marks the second United Real Estate Queen City office in South Carolina. According to company statements, this move will reinforce the brokerage’s service areas, enhancing support for buyers and sellers over a thousand miles, from Miami to Upstate New York.
Leadership Insights
Rick Haase, the President of United Real Estate, praised the leadership of United Queen City for fueling this expansion. “This type of expansion is exactly what United Real Estate strives to provide for its broker network across the country,” he said. Haase commended co-owners Ernie and Beth Becker for their effective management and growth strategies.
Ernie Becker has significant experience in real estate, previously with Keller Williams Realty. He noted that the success of the Fort Mill location largely hinges on their team’s commitment to providing exceptional service. “Buyers and sellers are demanding our high level of service,” the Beckers said. Essential team members such as Broker in Charge Deneé Goebel, Talent Acquisition Specialist Nikole Ananich, and Trainer Angel Drage have been pivotal in this growth.
Real Estate Market Outlook in South Carolina
As United Real Estate expands, the local market in South Carolina has become increasingly attractive to potential homeowners. In 2024, the median sales price for homes in the state is reported to be $380,300, which is considerably lower than the national average by $54,420. Additionally, available listings have risen by an impressive 17.1% compared to the previous year, indicating a favorable environment for both buyers and sellers.
Established Presence in the Region
United Real Estate already manages multiple brokerage operations throughout the Carolinas, which include cities like Charlotte, Charleston, Columbia, and Greenville, among others. Their growth has not gone unnoticed, as they have been recognized as the fastest-growing brokerage on the RealTrends Verified GameChangers list over the past five years.
As a company, United operates in 32 states with a network including 159 offices and over 21,000 agents. This extensive operational reach positions them strongly to navigate the competitive real estate landscape effectively.
Conclusion
The new United Real Estate location in Fort Mill is an exciting development that reflects the broader trends within South Carolina’s real estate market. With the opening of this office, the brokerage aims to deliver exceptional service that meets the demands of an evolving landscape while solidifying their standing in the Carolinas. As the real estate market continues to adjust, the team’s commitment and market strategies will likely play a significant role in their future success.
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