2010 Companies

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The following companies were added to the Beta Brokerage Project in 2010.

  • Urban Digs

    Urban Digs started as a New York real estate blog whose brand grew so strong it only made sense to spin it into a full-scale brokerage.

  • Westchester Cribs

    Technology-heavy and customer-focused. Westchester Cribs was born out of a desire to be different.

  • Surterre Properties

    Surterre Properties is a full-service, environmentally conscious brokerage for the Southern California luxury market.

  • Redfin

    Though long out of beta, Redfin has not lost its innovator wings. Its top-notch engineering team, user experience sensibilities and focused branding are always worth watching.

  • Movoto

    Movoto’s founding idea was simple: create a wondrous real estate experience for progressive buyers online, add transparency and provide stellar agents.

  • Estately

    Combine the data accuracy of the MLS with the elegance of a modern real estate search experience and you get Estately.

  • Professional One

    The model is simple, but effective: Operate online with low overhead and you can offer higher splits for agents and better service to customers.

  • Thompson’s Realty

    Born from a desire to be free from legacy rules and regulations and to enable a new level of customer experience: Welcome to Thompson’s Realty.

  • Wheelhouse

    Greasing this San Francisco investment real estate brokerage’s innovation is its progressive and proprietary technology coined, “The Brain.”

  • Sawbuck Real Estate

    Sawbuck was seeded from a desire to create a pro-consumer model that favors transparency, frees information, and supplies the best agents.

  • Red Brick Properties

    Tear down the inefficiencies and focus on the web, but don’t forget traditional marketing. These are the principles at work behind RedBrick Properties.

  • Realty V2

    This virtual brokerage is manned by a hand-picked group of agents with high commission splits enabled by low operational cost. Efficiency at its finest.