League City 1% listing brokerage

Sell Your League City Home for 1%

Full-service representation: HAR MLS exposure, professional photography, pricing strategy and contract-to-close negotiation. You pay one-third of the usual listing fee, and only at closing.

4.94 on HAR, every review verified

Keep $9,000+ on a $450K home

versus a traditional 3% listing fee

Home sold by Creekstone Real Estate in Conroe

Sold in Conroe

“I saved over $7,000 in commissions by using Creekstone Realty. On top of the substantial savings, Al Bunch made the entire listing and selling process a smooth ride.”

 Steve H. · Google

2019

Listing Houston homes since

$25M+

In sales volume

4.94★

HAR-verified rating

Pay only at closingNo upfront feesNo cancellation feesNo hidden charges

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Selling in League City

A full-service League City listing for 1%

Creekstone Real Estate lists League City homes for a 1% listing fee with full-service representation — professional photography, HAR MLS exposure, pricing strategy, showing coordination, and negotiation all the way through closing.

Home sold by Creekstone Real Estate in Midtown

Sold in Midtown

★★★★★ Maria G. · Realtor.com

League City's Housing Market Right Now

League City is one of the healthier submarkets in the Houston metro. Based on Redfin's Data Center:

Median sale price $410,000 +1% year over year
Median days on market 23 days
Active listings 450 −11% year over year
Months of supply 3.0 Seller-leaning market

Source: Redfin Data Center, 30 days ending May 31, 2026.

Twenty-three days median time on market and three months of supply make League City a seller-leaning market — one of the few left in the metro. But the 15% drop in homes sold year-over-year is the caution flag: buyers are still out there, they're just decisive and payment-sensitive. Homes priced to current comps go under contract in three to four weeks; homes priced to 2024 wishful thinking sit and go stale. With coastal-area insurance costs eating into buyer budgets, a defensible list price backed by real comparable sales matters more here than a high one.

One percent listing savings calculator

What You Keep at 1% vs 3%

Same scope of service. The 2% difference goes back into your equity.

How much can I save with a 1% listing on a

$450,000 home?

$150K$1M$2M
Traditional listing (3%)$13,500
Creekstone listing (1%)$4,500
You keep$9,000

Listing-side commission only. Buyer-agent compensation is separate and negotiated as part of the offer.

$300,000 home

+$6,000

more in your pocket

1% listing: $3,000
3% listing: $9,000

$500,000 home

+$10,000

more in your pocket

1% listing: $5,000
3% listing: $15,000

$800,000 home

+$16,000

more in your pocket

1% listing: $8,000
3% listing: $24,000

How it works

How a 1% Listing Works

Same mechanics as a 3% listing. The only difference is the fee at closing.

Step 01

Listing Consultation

Free, on the phone. We walk through recent sales of homes like yours, talk through current market conditions, and cover pricing and timing strategy. The most important part is listening to what you're trying to accomplish.

Step 02

Listing Prep

We send the listing paperwork to complete electronically, schedule the listing photographer, and schedule the yard sign and lockbox install. You review and approve everything before we set a go-live date.

Step 03

Live on HAR MLS

Once you approve and we hit go-live, your listing goes active in HAR MLS and syndicates within hours to HAR.com, Realtor.com, Zillow, Redfin, and the rest of the buyer-facing portals.

Step 04

Showings & Offers

Buyer agents request showings through the MLS showing system. You accept, reject, or reschedule yourself — by phone, email, text, or app. We collect feedback and present every offer with our recommendation.

Step 05

Contract to Close

Option period management, inspection negotiations, appraisal issues if they come up, title coordination, and closing-table representation. We handle all of it.

Step 06

Closing

The 1% listing fee is paid from sale proceeds at the closing table. No upfront fees, no per-service add-ons, no surprises.

What you get

Full-Service Listing in League City

Everything a traditional listing agent does, handled by a licensed Texas broker who picks up the phone.

  • MLS listing exposure
  • Professional photography
  • Pricing strategy
  • Contract negotiation
  • Showing coordination
  • Transaction management
  • Closing support
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1% Listing vs Flat Fee MLS vs Traditional 6%

Same MLS exposure. Very different scope of work.

Flat Fee MLSCreekstone 1%Traditional 6%
Listed on HAR MLS✓✓✓
Professional photography—✓✓
Pricing strategy & comp analysis—✓✓
Showing coordination—✓✓
Offer review & negotiation—✓✓
Contract-to-close transaction management—✓✓
Listing-side fee on a $345K home~$300–$1,400 upfront$3,450 at closing~$10,350 at closing

League City Neighborhoods We List In

  • South Shore Harbour — Marina-side sections around the harbour and golf course; waterfront and water-view streets carry their own comp set
  • Tuscan Lakes — Established master-planned community off Louisiana Ave, strong resale activity
  • Mar Bella — Newer coastal-styled sections east of SH-96
  • Victory Lakes / Westover Park — I-45 corridor convenience, steady mid-range demand
  • Magnolia Creek — Golf-course community on the west side along FM-518
  • Hidden Lakes — South of SH-96 near the Dickinson ISD boundary
  • Bay Colony / Westland Ranch — West-side growth corridor with newer construction competing against resales
  • Clear Creek Village / Newport — Established east-side sections with larger lots and mature trees

Newer west-side construction means resale sellers in League City are often competing directly with builders — which makes presentation and pricing against closed sales (not builder list prices) essential.

League City is the market I point to when sellers ask if it's "too late" to get a good price — homes here still move in about three weeks when they're priced off real comparable sales. The mistake I see is anchoring to a neighbor's 2024 price and burning the first 30 days, because the payment-sensitive buyer of 2026 won't chase. Price it right, present it well, and keep the extra equity a 1% fee leaves you — that's the whole playbook. We currently have a League City listing active right now if you want to see how we present a home.

— Al Bunch, Broker, Creekstone Real Estate

Learn more about our pricing approach on our How a Realtor Can Charge 1% Commission page, or start with a free, no-obligation League City market analysis.

Sell Your House in League City for a 1% Listing Fee

League City's mix of waterfront access, Clear Creek ISD schools, and I-45 convenience keeps buyer demand steady — and its median prices around $410,000 make commission savings real money. With a 1% listing fee you'd pay about $4,100 on a median-priced sale instead of roughly $12,300 at a traditional 3% — about $8,200 more of your equity stays at the closing table. Creekstone handles photography, HAR MLS marketing, pricing strategy, showing coordination, and negotiation straight through closing.

League City Realtor Offering Full-Service 1% Listings

Full service, not limited service — MLS marketing, professional photography, showing coordination, offer negotiation, transaction management. League City moves faster than most of the metro right now, which cuts both ways: priced right, you may be reviewing offers within the first two weekends; priced wrong, you'll watch the market move past you. A 1% fee with full pricing support is built for exactly this.

Why League City Sellers Choose Creekstone

League City sits in northern Galveston County along Clear Creek, straddling I-45 between Houston and Galveston. Employment anchors include NASA's Johnson Space Center, the Bay Area aerospace corridor, UTMB's League City campus, and the medical and petrochemical employers within commuting range. Most of the city feeds Clear Creek ISD, with southern sections in Dickinson ISD — and attendance zones shift block by block, so we verify the actual assignment from district records before publishing a listing. Waterfront and marina-access neighborhoods behave like a separate market from the inland master-planned communities, with insurance and elevation questions front and center for buyers.

Discount Realtor in League City: Full Service at a Fraction of the Cost

If you're searching for a discount realtor in League City, a flat fee listing agent, or a low commission real estate broker, Creekstone Real Estate delivers full-service representation for a 1% listing fee. Unlike limited-service flat fee MLS brokers, we handle everything — pricing strategy, professional photography, MLS marketing, showing coordination, offer negotiation, and closing — so you save on commission without sacrificing service.

Verified reviews

Listings Sold Near League City

Real homes, real verified reviews from the sellers themselves.

Home sold by Creekstone Real Estate in Cinco Ranch

Cinco Ranch

“Al Bunch from Creekstone was exceptional to work with. By far the most professional, ethical, knowledgeable and patient realtor we have had the pleasure working with.”

★★★★★ Christina H. · HAR

Home sold by Creekstone Real Estate in Sugar Land

Sugar Land

“Elissa was very helpful throughout the process and her attention to detail was very impressive. She answered all my questions and provided valuable guidance.”

★★★★★ Viral M. · HAR

Home sold by Creekstone Real Estate in Katy

Katy

“Creekstone helped get this property on MLS and we got 7 offers in 5 days. Great experience. Great group to work with!”

★★★★★ Jack P. · HAR

Home sold by Creekstone Real Estate in Friendswood

Friendswood

“Al Bunch was exceptional. He was knowledgeable, punctual, and very much on top of all aspects of the process. He kept me informed and was excellent at offering me his expert and professional guidance.”

★★★★★ Robert J. · HAR

Home sold by Creekstone Real Estate in Cinco Ranch

Cinco Ranch

“Al and team are excellent to work with and did an amazing job to help us sell our house.”

★★★★★ Srikanth R. · HAR

Home sold by Creekstone Real Estate in Woodforest

Woodforest

“Al and Creekstone Real Estate are the best! Through a series of real estate transactions with them we have saved thousands of dollars. Despite the incredibly low costs, customer service is outstanding.”

★★★★★ Katlyn C. · Google

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Al Bunch, Texas real estate broker and owner of Creekstone Real Estate

4.94★ HAR rating

Every review verified

Meet your broker

You work directly with a licensed broker, start to finish.

“In real estate, as in life, integrity and transparency are the cornerstones of trust. I am here to serve, not just to sell.”

Al Bunch bought his first home in 2003 and moved from a successful IT career into real estate because he believed sellers deserved more transparency. Every Creekstone listing gets the same client-first approach: honest pricing advice, clear communication and a broker who answers the phone.

Al Bunch
Broker / Owner, Creekstone Real Estate

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to sell a home in League City?
Our listing fee is 1% of sale price with a $3,000 minimum. On a $410,000 League City home — right at the current median — you'd pay $4,100 instead of roughly $12,300 to a traditional 3% listing agent. That's about $8,200 more of your equity at the closing table. Use the savings calculator above to plug in your own sale price.
Is League City currently a buyer's or seller's market?
Based on Redfin data through May 2026, League City is at 3.0 months of supply with a median 23 days on market — seller-leaning, and quicker than most of the Houston metro. Prices are up about 1% year-over-year while the number of homes sold is down 15%, which means the buyers who are active are serious but selective. Accurate first-day pricing is what separates a three-week sale from a three-month one.
Does waterfront or flood zone status change how you market my home?
It changes what we prepare, not what you pay. For homes near Clear Creek, the marinas, or in mapped flood zones, buyers will ask about flood history, insurance costs, and elevation before they offer. We help you get the seller's disclosure, insurance history, and any elevation certificate organized up front so those questions get answered instead of becoming exit ramps during the option period.
Do buyers still see my home if I use a 1% listing?
Yes. Your home is listed on the full HAR MLS, which syndicates to HAR.com, Realtor.com, Zillow, Redfin, and hundreds of other sites.
Do I still pay a buyer's agent commission?
The buyer's agent commission is separate and negotiable. We walk you through your options during the listing consultation.
Is my home listed on HAR and MLS?
Absolutely. We list on the Houston Association of Realtors MLS directly — not a limited-service flat-fee MLS entry.

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Al Bunch, Texas real estate broker

Al Bunch
Broker / Owner

(281) 606-0863