Flat-fee NWMLS listing — Kirkland, Washington
Flat fee MLS listing in Kirkland, Washington.
Kirkland runs along the east shore of Lake Washington in King County, with a downtown that reaches the waterfront and neighborhoods that climb east from it. The housing stock is mixed — mid-century houses on Rose Hill, older homes in Norkirk and Market, newer construction around Totem Lake. ArisFlex lists any of them on the NWMLS through Aris Homes LLC, a licensed Washington brokerage, for a flat fee.
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NWMLS NEXT-DAY ENTRYWhat listing in Kirkland involves.
The same NWMLS record and the same syndication a full-commission listing gets. What changes is the fee.
- Your listing enters the same NWMLS feed a traditionally listed Kirkland home enters, and syndicates to Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com from there. There is no separate flat-fee tier in the NWMLS.
- A licensed broker reviews your package and hand-keys it. NWMLS requires broker entry by the next calendar day after signing.
- You pay no listing commission. Buyer-brokerage compensation is separate, negotiable, and set by you.
Areas and school districts.
Named for orientation only. District boundaries do not follow city lines — confirm the district for a specific address before you list.
NEIGHBORHOODS AND AREAS
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
What it costs.
The published schedule, the same on every page. Your exact fee is shown before you sign.
- MLS Listing
- $599
- Listed + Supported Core Standard
- $1,499
- Concierge
- $2,499 + 0.75%
- Full-service upgrade
- 1.5%, CREDITED
Kirkland questions.
Straight answers, stated up front. Anything else — a licensed broker answers the phone.
Is a flat-fee Kirkland listing a different kind of NWMLS listing?
No. It is the same record, with the same fields and the same syndication. What differs is who keys it and what you pay to have it keyed — a licensed Aris Homes broker, for a flat fee rather than a percentage of the sale.
Who do buyers' agents contact about my Kirkland home?
You do. You set the showing instructions in the wizard, and buyers' agents follow them to reach you directly. The broker maintains the NWMLS record; you keep the calendar.
Does the fee change with my list price?
No. The fee is the tier you choose, from $599, and it does not move with the list price. A 3% listing commission does.