Century 21 reviews

Company business is focused on one of the worst markets to deal with right now, which is residential homes and developments. Recently an office with a broker bringing in over a million on his own had to shut down all four of his branches due to terrible market conditions. There is little to fall back on, and clearly when things are in the rough, there is no guarantee you will be safe from any loss or cuts.

Hard to break into the "good ole boys club"; older more experienced agents are coddled and given more opportunities by management, at least this was my experience with the broker I worked for. Even thought this is a a national real estate brokerage chain, the views of the national company are not always shared by the local independently owned brokerage firm. In our office, our managing broker was very thrifty and wouldn't spring for new technology, charged an exoritant fee for monthly dues, there was very little office administrative support to the individual realtor, and sometimes we wait for a couple of hours for our turn to sit at the one computer linked to the color laser printer.