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Offerpad Now Serves Ohio Home Sellers and Buyers

Oct 04, 2021
Offerpad

Its 'Real Estate Solutions Center' is now available in nearly 1,500 locations

Offerpad  a tech-enabled platform for buying and selling residential real estate, has expanded into Columbus, Ohio, its fourth service territory in the Midwest.

The company’s 2021 expansion nearly doubles its footprint, as Offerpad now serves home sellers and buyers in nearly 1,600 cities and towns within its 21 markets in 15 states across the country. In the first nine months of this year, Offerpad has expanded into Denver; Nashville; Indianapolis; Kansas City; St. Louis, and Columbia, S.C.

“We look forward to helping people in the Columbus metro area with Offerpad’s easy and convenient home selling and buying solutions, including our EXPRESS instant cash offers and FLEX listing services,” said Brian Bair, Offerpad’s CEO and Chairman. “Offerpad is known for its personalized customer service, and with the many customizable options available through our exclusive Real Estate Solutions Center, residents can now enjoy a stress-free experience from start to finish.”

Founded in 2015, Offerpad says its mission is to “provide the best way to buy and sell a home. Period.” Combining real estate expertise with its data-driven digital “Solutions Center” platform enables it to sell and buy homes online with streamlined access to other services, including mortgages, listings, and buyer-representation services.

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David Krechevsky was an editor at NMP.
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