Integra Realty vs Keller Williams Realty - Market Center Franchise Comparison

Integra was formed in July 1999 with 22 founding offices located throughout the United States.  By the early 1990’s in response to business growth and strong market demand, plans were made to adopt a new business model for success.  Integra chose a franchise platform that allowed local offices to thrive under the strong support and market-leading services provided by a corporate entity. 

The mission still stands today, “To provide comprehensive valuation and advisory services with national coverage through local expertise.”

Keller Williams Realty has developed a distinctive business system that involves the delivery of real estate brokerage services and other services through Keller Williams Realty - Market Centers. They offer the right to develop and operate Market Centers in specific Awarded Areas. They have authorized third parties to act as their Regional Representatives in specific regions.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Keller Williams Realty Market Center ranges between $183,947 and $336,995. This includes $36,947 that must be paid to the franchisor. If you sign a Business Center Addendum to the franchise agreement, the total investment necessary to begin operation of a Business Center ranges between $32,100 to $91,150. This includes $5,000 that must be paid to the franchisor.