Contract
Regional Broker
Posted on 3/11/2026
Real
No salary listed
Washington, USA
Remote
Must be based and licensed in Washington.
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- Must be based and licensed in Washington to be considered.
- Lead, train, and support agents on compliance, contracts, and state regulations.
- Provide guidance on complex transactions and compliance-related escalations, applying sound risk-based judgment.
- Proactively recruit and attract top-producing agents by showcasing our technology, marketing, and growth opportunities.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with agents, supporting them through onboarding and brokerage transitions.
- Collaborate cross-functionally to enhance agent experience and operational efficiency.
- Manage a high volume of agents in a fast-paced, high-growth brokerage environment, ensuring compliance and operational support.
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Headquarters
Bocholt, Germany
Founded
1998
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Kaufland's acquisition of 92 Real stores expanded Schwarz Gruppe's market position in German food retail significantly.
- Real.de integration into Kaufland's digital business combined e-commerce marketplace with physical store network for enhanced customer reach.
- Rewe's approved purchasing cooperation with Real in April 2022 enabled procurement synergies and operational efficiencies.
What critics are saying
- Real's independent brand identity dissolved through rebranding to Kaufland.de, eliminating Real's standalone e-commerce presence.
- Globus Group's acquisition of 24 Real stores created direct regional competition, fragmenting Real's remaining store portfolio.
- M&G Real Estate's acquisition of individual Real hypermarkets signals asset stripping and conversion to non-Real uses.
What makes Real unique
- Schwarz Gruppe integrated real.de into Kaufland's digital platform, combining online marketplace with brick-and-mortar retail operations.
- Bundeskartellamt-mandated divestitures of €200M in Real stores to medium-sized retailers strengthened competitive alternatives in German food retail.
- Real's acquisition by SCP and subsequent Schwarz integration created omnichannel retail presence across Germany and international markets.
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Company News
Kaufland will open its marketplace to consumers in France and Italy by the end of the summer. “We are the alternative to global ecommerce giants, from Europe for Europe. With that goal in mind, we are now taking the next two steps – certainly not the last”, according to Gerald Schönbucher, CEO of Kaufland e-commerce.With this expansion, the marketplace will be active in seven European countries. For its internationalization strategy, the company is using its “all-in-one solution Kaufland Global Marketplace”.Kaufland MarketplaceKaufland, originally a hypermarket chain in Germany, launched its marketplace four years ago, shortly after its owner the Schwarz Group acquired Real.de. The platform expanded to Slovakia and the Czech Republic in 2023, followed by Austria and Poland last year.This summer, two major markets will be added: “With France and Italy, we are entering the third- and fourth-largest ecommerce markets in Europe”, Schönbucher explains. “Their impressive ecommerce turnover gives us the opportunity to become the largest European online platform.”
German online marketplace Kaufland is discontinuing Fulfillment by Kaufland (FBK). The service will remain active until February 28, after which stored products will be returned free of charge to the respective selling partners. The platform is working on an international multichannel alternative.Kaufland Global Marketplace confirmed the news that came out via messages on LinkedIn. FBK was officially launched only on February 12 last year. With competitive pricing for storage and processing, the marketplace aimed to attract sellers. However, Kaufland quickly reconsidered its strategy
Kaufland, one of the larger ecommerce platforms in Germany, is expanding to Poland and Austria this coming late summer. Schwarz Gruppe, the owner of Kaufland and supermarket chain Lidl, has more online plans: it is allocating 200 million for Lidl’s ecommerce activities.Kaufland, a well-known hypermarket chain in Germany, launched its marketplace three years ago, shortly after the acquisition of Real.de by Schwarz Gruppe. In Germany, the marketplace attracts tens of millions of visitors monthly. The assortment comprises more than 45 million products in over 6,400 categories.Cross-border expansionLast year, Kaufland already became active with its marketplace in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. According to Gerald Schönbucher, the CEO of Kaufland E-commerce, the platform is already among the largest marketplaces in those countries, with many local sellers. He considers expansion to Poland and Austria a logical step
Real.de was acquired by Kaufland.de, owned by Europe's largest retail company, Schwarz Gruppe.
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