University Park, TX Real Estate

Save Thousands When You Buy or Sell in University Park

On the median University Park home ($1,500,000), ShopProp clients save significantly compared to traditional brokerages.

Selling Your Home
$40,505
saved vs. traditional 3% listing fee
Buying a Home (up to)
$32,505
cash back at closing (fee from $4,995*)
4,000+ transactions since 2007  ·  Managing broker on every team  ·  Biggest buyer rebates + lowest seller fees

* Buyer fees range from $4,995 to $7,995 depending on service tier. All tiers include managing broker involvement.

How University Park Sellers Save

BrokerageListing FeeYou Pay
Traditional Agent (3%)3.0%$45,000
Compass / Zillow2.5%$37,500
Redfin1.5%$22,500
ShopProp (Full Service)Flat $4,495$4,495

Full Service tier shown. Tiers start at $0. All four tiers include managing broker oversight.

Why ShopProp Is Different

Managing Broker on Every Team

Not just agents — a managing broker with higher licensing, more experience, and direct involvement in your transaction.

Flat Fee, Not Percentage

Why should your fee go up just because your home is worth more? Our flat fee means the more your home is worth, the more you save.

Since 2007

18 years of experience. 4,000+ transactions. A real track record, not a startup experiment.

Common Questions

How much can I save selling my home in University Park with ShopProp?

On the median University Park home ($1,500,000), ShopProp's Full Service listing fee is $4,495 compared to a traditional 3% commission of $45,000. That's a savings of $40,505.

What is ShopProp's buyer rebate in University Park?

ShopProp offers the biggest buyer rebates in the industry. On a $1,500,000 home in University Park, buyers can receive up to $32,505 back at closing. Buyer fees start from $4,995 — the rest of the 2.5% commission goes back to you.

Does ShopProp have a managing broker in University Park?

Yes. Unlike other brokerages, ShopProp guarantees a managing broker on every team — not just agents. This means higher expertise, more experience, and better outcomes for University Park buyers and sellers.

What seller service tiers does ShopProp offer?

ShopProp offers four tiers: Free ($0), Essentials ($1,995), Full Service ($4,495), and Concierge (1%). All tiers include managing broker involvement.

Does ShopProp offer the lowest listing fees in University Park?

Yes. ShopProp's listing fees in University Park start at $0 for MLS-only and go up to $4,495 for Full Service — a fraction of the $45,000 a traditional 3% agent would charge on the median $1,500,000 home. That's $40,505 in savings.

How does the real estate commission rebate work in University Park?

When you buy a home in University Park with ShopProp, the seller pays a buyer agent commission (typically 2.5%). ShopProp charges a flat fee starting from $4,995 and gives you the difference — up to $32,505 on a $1,500,000 home — as a cash rebate at closing.

What is a home buyer rebate in University Park, TX?

A home buyer rebate is money returned to you at closing from your buyer agent's commission. ShopProp offers the largest home buyer rebates in University Park because our flat-fee structure means we keep a fixed amount and return the rest. On the median University Park home, that's up to $32,505 back in your pocket.

ShopProp Tier Breakdown

Transparent pricing — choose the tier that fits your needs. All tiers include managing broker oversight.

Seller TiersFeeWhat’s Included
Free$0MLS listing only
Essentials$1,995Photography, MLS, marketing basics
Full Service$4,495Full marketing, negotiation, closing support
Concierge1%Premium staging, enhanced marketing, white-glove service
Buyer RepresentationFee RangeDetails
Under $700K$1,995 – $5,995Rest of buyer commission returned as rebate
$700K – $1M$3,995 – $6,995Rest of buyer commission returned as rebate
$1M – $2M$4,995 – $7,995Rest of buyer commission returned as rebate
Over $2M$7,995 (flat)All services included — full rebate of remaining commission

Park Cities Prestige, $67,505 in Savings

University Park is the crown jewel of Dallas's Park Cities — tree-canopied streets, Highland Park ISD schools, and a median home price that has surged past $2.4 million, up 27% year-over-year.

Bordered by SMU to the south and Highland Park to the west, this 3.7-square-mile enclave sees fierce competition for its gracious Tudors, Georgian colonials, and new-build contemporaries.

A $2.4 million sale at a traditional 3% listing commission costs $72,000. ShopProp's $4,495 flat fee returns $67,505 to the seller — real money even in a Park Cities budget.

ShopProp is licensed in Texas and assigns a managing broker to every transaction, delivering the white-glove service University Park sellers demand at a fraction of the traditional cost.

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Why ShopProp Isn't a Discount Broker in University Park

Some people confuse flat-fee brokerages with discount brokers. They're not the same thing. Discount brokers cut their fee by cutting their service. ShopProp cuts the fee by cutting the waste. Every University Park transaction gets a managing broker — not just an agent — providing more oversight and expertise than most traditional brokerages offer at 3%.

With buyer fees starting at $1,995 and listing fees starting at $0, ShopProp is the most aggressive flat-fee brokerage in University Park. But aggressive pricing doesn't mean less service — it means a better business model. One that's been working since 2007 across 4,000+ transactions.

Best Buyer Agent in University Park

The best buyer agent isn't the cheapest — it's the one with the most expertise and the best deal for you. ShopProp's managing broker model means every University Park buyer gets broker-level guidance through offers, inspections, negotiations, and closing. That's a higher standard of representation than a solo agent at any price.

On top of that, ShopProp returns the largest buyer rebate in University Park — up to $32,505 back at closing on the median $1,500,000 home. Full-service representation, managing broker oversight, and the biggest rebate in the market. That's what the best buyer agent in University Park looks like.

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