In a report on Wednesday, the Consumer Federation of America found the median commissions listing agents offered to buyer agents ranged from 1 percent in parts of Brooklyn to 3 percent in Manhattan.
Source: Inman News
NYC real estate commissions are all over the map: Consumer watchdog
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