ERA Real Estate Reviews

ERA Real Estate is a real estate franchise brokerage network specializing in residential real estate properties. It is a subsidiary of Anywhere Real Estate.

ERA, founded in 1971, is known for its innovation in the real estate industry. It introduced a nationwide home warranty program in 1973, and a few years later, the company began offering the Sellers Security Plan, which guarantees qualified sellers find a buyer for their home quickly — or ERA buys the property.

If you are a prospective buyer, you can begin a search directly on ERA Real Estate’s website and filter by criteria such as location, price range, number of bedrooms and number of bathrooms. ERA also offers virtual tours and open houses.

You can start the selling process right on the website as well. ERA will ask you for your location then find an ERA agent within your area to get in touch with you.

Sellers who meet certain personal and property criteria can take advantage of ERA’s Sellers Security Plan for peace of mind. Under the plan, you enter into a contract with ERA so the company can purchase your home without it going off the market — this way you can still receive other offers.

There is no cost to use ERA Real Estate to search for homes or use its seller tools. ERA Real Estate does not provide information on pricing or agent commissions. These may vary by region, so it’s important to talk with your ERA agent about the fees.

ERA has been in the residential real estate industry for over 50 years and currently has over 40,000 affiliated brokers and sales associates, as well as nearly 2,500 offices throughout the U.S. Buyers can use its search tool to easily look for homes and connect with an agent, while sellers can get home value estimates and may qualify for the Sellers Security Plan. Keep in mind that each ERA office is independently owned and operated, so customer experiences and costs can vary from location to location.