PREA  Remains Average Sales Price Leader

With a national average sales price of $368,019 in 2007, the Prudential Real Estate Network continues its streak of having the highest national average sales price for residential property among major competitors. This price is based on an analysis of transaction sides and sales volume data of the largest independently-owned brokers in the U.S. as reported in the 2007 Real Trends 500.

Here's how we compare:

• Prudential Real Estate $368,019
• RE/MAX $277,385
• GMAC $261,214
• Century 21 $234,480
• Keller Williams $233,763
• Coldwell Banker $215,814
• ERA $165,717

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Prudential Real Estate Ranked Highest for Seller Satisfaction

New J.D. Power and Associates Home Buyer/Seller Study Results Announced

It’s official: J.D. Power and Associates has ranked Prudential Real Estate “Highest in Satisfaction for Home Sellers among National Full Service Real Estate Firms,” in its 2008 Home Buyer/Seller Study.

The inaugural study measures customer satisfaction of home buyers and sellers with major national real estate companies. Overall satisfaction is determined by examining four factors for the home selling experience: sales professional (43%); marketing (38%); office (12%); and services (7%).

Among home sellers, Prudential Real Estate achieved a score of 793 on a 1,000-point scale -- and Prudential Real Estate received particularly high ratings from customers in the marketing and office factors.

“We are very proud of this distinction, as it underscores the quality of our affiliates and their hard-working sales professionals,” said Laurie Keenan, president of Prudential Real Estate. “Our sales professionals are local experts, and sellers appreciate their ability to market and price homes right -- along with providing exceptional, attentive service.”