Nextage Realty International

Nextage Realty International is a real estate brokerage network that began operations in the United States in 2010. The company was founded with the goal of creating an alternative to traditional brokerage models, introducing a revenue-sharing structure that attracted agents interested in earning both direct commissions and passive income. This approach led to rapid growth in the early years, with Nextage Realty International establishing multiple independently owned offices across several states, particularly in Texas, Florida, and California.

By 2012, the network had reached a notable milestone, reporting over 500 agents at its peak and building a reputation for supporting entrepreneurial professionals and teams. The company’s headquarters was previously located in Plano, Texas, and its offices operated under local ownership while carrying the Nextage brand. Its strategy centered on serving major metropolitan and suburban markets, leveraging technology and agent training to drive productivity.

Over the past five years, the brand has experienced a significant shift. As of November 2025, Nextage Realty International’s website is inactive, and there is no evidence of ongoing expansion, new office openings, or active recruitment. Public information about the company is limited, and several former affiliates have rebranded or joined other brokerages. Only one verifiable real estate contact remains, and the absence of active social media or corporate communications suggests the company is either defunct or operating at a much-reduced scale.

Nextage Realty International’s legacy lies in its agent-centric business model and early adoption of revenue sharing, which influenced subsequent brokerage innovations. While the company’s footprint has contracted, its impact can still be seen in the practices of former affiliates and in broader industry trends toward agent empowerment and flexible brokerage structures.