Price with evidence
A local market review and positioning strategy built around your property—not a generic estimate.
Compare a 3% listing-side example with the 1% FourCities listing fee. The buyer-agent assumption stays equal, so you can see the listing-fee difference clearly.
Enter your expected sale price. We compare the listing side only; the 2% buyer-agent example stays identical.
It appears in both totals below, so it cancels out of the savings comparison.
Illustration only. Assumes a 3% listing fee versus a 1% Fourcities listing fee, a 2% cooperating-brokerage fee in both scenarios, and 13% HST. Commissions are negotiable and not set by law. Actual fees, services, sale price and savings may vary. Terms apply.
A local market review and positioning strategy built around your property—not a generic estimate.
Preparation, professional marketing, MLS® exposure and a campaign designed to create serious interest.
Showing coordination, offer analysis, negotiation and transaction support through closing.
1%FourCities listing fee
2%example buyer-agent fee, unchanged
13%HST included in the comparison
Kitchener sellers compete across established neighbourhoods, downtown and transit-oriented properties, and newer suburban communities. The closest comparable sale is not always the closest house geographically; property type, age and buyer audience matter.
Areas considered: Downtown Kitchener, Stanley Park, Forest Heights, Doon, Huron Park and surrounding communities.
Downtown and transit-oriented homes, established family neighbourhoods and newer south-end communities can draw different buyer priorities.
Match property type, age, condition and neighbourhood pattern before leaning on distance alone.
Put the listing fee beside the other expected selling costs and mortgage balance to estimate what remains.
The listing-fee comparison is one part of the decision. Add the other likely costs and your mortgage balance to see a fuller estimate.
FourCities charges 1% on the listing side. The calculator compares that with a 3% listing-side example. It keeps the buyer-agent example equal so the displayed savings come only from the listing-fee difference.
Start with a property-specific pricing review, identify repairs or presentation work likely to affect buyer response, and prepare a launch plan for the home's likely audience.
No. Real estate commissions are negotiable and are not set by law. Ask what each fee includes and confirm the terms in the listing agreement.