A relocation concierge is a single point of contact who coordinates a home move end to end. Here's what one does and how VroomBrick's Relocation Concierge works.
A relocation concierge is a dedicated point of contact who coordinates the steps of a home move for you. Instead of juggling an agent, an attorney, a lender, and a moving timeline separately, you have one person keeping the pieces connected and the transaction on track.
Buying or selling a home involves several independent professionals: someone to handle the contract and closing, someone to provide access to properties, and someone to handle financing. On a normal timeline, coordinating them is manageable. On a compressed or long-distance move, it becomes a second job.
A relocation concierge takes on that coordination. The role generally includes:
The concierge organizes the move. The licensed professionals still do their licensed work.
A concierge matters most when time or distance works against you:
In each case, the value is the same: fewer dropped handoffs and one person who knows where your transaction stands.
VroomBrick is a technology platform, and its Relocation Concierge is part of that platform. It coordinates your transaction and connects you with the independent licensed professionals a move requires: a closing attorney for the contract and settlement, showing agents for property access, and lender partners for financing. A step-by-step dashboard shows every milestone, so you always know what is done and what is next.
Because VroomBrick charges a 1% technology fee instead of a traditional 3% commission, that coordination comes without the percentage markup a traditional move carries. On a $500,000 home, the difference between a 3% commission and a 1% technology fee is $10,000. Commissions are negotiable and actual savings vary.
With VroomBrick, the Relocation Concierge is part of the platform, not a separate add-on fee. Other providers may price it differently, so always confirm what is included.
Yes, within the markets a provider serves. VroomBrick currently operates in Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina and coordinates moves within those states.
Yes. The concierge connects you with independent licensed professionals and keeps the process organized. The attorney and agents handle the licensed work.
If you are facing a move on a deadline, see how selling works or how buying works on VroomBrick, or explore resources built for veterans. If your move is a PCS, the PCS move selling playbook walks through the military timeline. To see the cost difference a 1% fee makes, run the savings calculator.
About VroomBrick: VroomBrick is a real estate technology platform, not a licensed real estate brokerage. VroomBrick does not provide brokerage services, represent buyers or sellers, or hold real estate licenses. The 1% technology fee covers platform access; closing attorneys, showing agents, and lender partners are independent licensed professionals. Commissions are not set by law and are fully negotiable.
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Head of Partnerships at VroomBrick. Writes about how homeowners can keep more of their equity, what the post-NAR-settlement market actually looks like, and how to navigate buying or selling without paying a 3% commission.
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