2,868 territories
Commercial, covering every state. Twelve regions nationally.
For licensed agents and brokers
We cut the country into exclusive agent territories and sized each one so a single person can work it in a year. One agent per territory. No lead auctions, no bidding against five other people for the same owner.
Commercial, covering every state. Twelve regions nationally.
Averaging 1,014 per territory, against a 1,000-building canvass ceiling. That is roughly 650 owner relationships.
Drawn from 196M+ parcels we ingest ourselves, not a list we resell.
Find yours
Type a ZIP code you work in. You will see the exact territory, the buildings inside it, how many agents it is sized for, and whether it is still open.
Boundaries are simplified for this map. The territory you would hold follows exact ZIP area lines.
How it works
91% of commercial territories are held by a single agent. Every lead inside your boundaries routes to you and to nobody else, and there are written rules of engagement so another agent cannot work your ground.
A thousand buildings is about what one person can canvass in a year. We size to that instead of handing out the biggest area we can draw, because an area you cannot cover is not a territory, it is a map.
Every building in your boundaries, the owners, tenants showing lease pressure, pre-market seller signals, per-property valuation, and the outreach tools to contact them. The same dashboard we use internally.
Some territories carry more inventory than one person should hold. Those are marked team, and they are filled by two to four agents with the workload split rather than by stretching one person across it.
Territories are held, not bought. If a territory sits unworked, it goes back in the pool. That is the same rule that protects yours from being sat on by somebody who claimed it and never called anyone.
Apply
Licensed agents only. We will come back to you with the territory covering your market and whether it is open.
No. You keep your license where it is. A territory is where our leads route, not who you hang your license with.
Written rules of engagement, and the system itself. A territory has one owner, a second claim on it is refused, and disputes escalate to a named broker of record for your region.
The map is cut nationally, and territories are being filled region by region. Type your ZIP above to see the status of yours.
Then it is marked team and filled by two to four agents with the workload split. Dense metros are the reason that tier exists.