In a new type of relationship within its growing Homebuilder Alliance division, technology and real estate solutions provider Offerpad has become a partner of New Home Star, a national real estate sales and consulting firm that works with homebuilders to provide new home sales, marketing and technology solutions. Offerpad’s Homebuilder Alliance program partners directly with dozens of builders in markets across the country. This is the company’s first partnership with an outsourced sales and marketing organization. Offerpad and New Home Star’s partnership is active throughout Offerpad’s Florida presence in Jacksonville, Orlando and Tampa; the collaboration also includes Phoenix, Arizona and San Antonio, Texas.
“At New Home Star, our reputation is built on serving new home buyers and our builders in premium ways that add value,” said New Home Star Founder David Rice. “Our partnership with Offerpad, who also provides unique value propositions in the real estate industry, will allow costumers more ease and certainty for selling their existing home.”
Through the partnership, buyers of New Home Star’s builder partners will be able to take advantage of numerous benefits through Offerpad’s Real Estate Solutions Center. New Home Star sales personnel can now present customers with Offerpad’s on-demand selling solution, including a no-obligation cash offer on their existing home within one hour; a flexible closing date of their choice; an extended 270-day window after offer acceptance; five days of extended stay in their existing home after close and a free professional local move into their newly built home. Offerpad’s expedited home selling service helps homebuilders resolve a common issue: the contingency of the buyer’s existing home sale.
Chicago-based New Home Star is exclusively focused on the new home industry, operating in 28 markets managing home sales for builders including William Ryan Homes in Phoenix, Arizona; Maronda Homes and Toll Brothers in Jacksonville, Florida; Gallery Homes in Orlando, Florida; Inland Homes in Tampa, Florida and Casa Casita in San Antonio, Texas.
