RE/MAX

RE/MAX is #1 in New Jersey!  According to the Market Share Summary Report for all MLS’s during the entire 2007 sales year, RE/MAX of New Jersey has the highest total volume and units.  Surpassing all other competitors, RE/MAX of New Jersey continues to lead the industry in top performance on a consistent basis. Please click here for the report.

Things you should know about RE/MAX and its agents...

• RE/MAX is a world leader in residential real estate with over 6,922 offices in 65 countries and eight territories, on six continents. Your home will be exposed to potential buyers across North America and around the world.
  
  
• The typical RE/MAX agent in North America is among the most experienced in the industry, averaging almost 13 years of service.
  
  
• The agent is also distinguished by earning, on the average, more real estate educational designations than its industry competitors.
  
  
• Because of these industry high educational and experience achievements, the average RE/MAX agent outsells the competition by an incredible 3 to 1.
  
  
• Over 70% of RE/MAX agents' business comes from repeat business or referrals from past customers or friends - more than twice the industry average.
  
  
• RE/MAX agents make a personal financial investment in every listing. If your home doesn’t sell, your agent loses money! Most agents have no direct financial commitment to the sale of your home.
  
  
• RE/MAX agents competently control the marketing programs for each of their listings.  Therefore, they have the flexibility to advertise your home where they find to be most advantageous based on their clients’ needs.
  
  
• RE/MAX advertises nationally and locally through television, radio, magazines, newspaper, and billboards.  Most traditional companies are local and do not have the widespread name brand recognition.
  
  
• Our associates are the direct contact for all inquiries regarding their clients’ home, making it easier and faster to find the right buyer. Other companies direct their call-ins to the office and are answered by agents who may know very little or nothing about your home.