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Name For A Real Estate Office
Posted By: gmil* on 3/2/2005 1:46 PM (CST) 250 Points
Hi all,

i have a client who's opening a realestate office, just one but with posibliity of franchising.

The office is located in Miami, Florida and is serving affluent clients, the average sale is around 350k

would like a name that is of a grand nature, think gold and black colors...

not sure what other info i can offer????

thanks in advance!

Posted by: D4Demand Accepted Answer
3/2/2005 2:34 PM (CST)
Upper Crust Realty

Exclusively Yours Realty

Estates Realty

Your Estate Real Estate
 
Posted by: jong Accepted Answer
3/2/2005 2:45 PM (CST)
Five Star Realty

Gold Standard Realty

Premier Realty
 
Posted by: gmil* Author Response
3/2/2005 3:34 PM (CST)
the five star realty is very good, but its not available - there already is a realestate office with that name...

would be nice for a name to have ocean or something - like "ocean front realty"
 
Posted by: MJL* Accepted Answer
3/2/2005 5:00 PM (CST)
Country Club Realty

Castle Realty

Gold Standard Realty

Ocean Breeze Realty

Ocean Crest Realty

High Tide Realty

Grand Coral Realty
 
Posted by: kulkdeepu* Accepted Answer
3/2/2005 7:54 PM (CST)
Class Realty

Premium Realty

Golden Sea Realty

Miami Gold Realty

Gold & Breeze Realty

the best thing you can do is pick up all the key words and try and mix and match for what you like and suites
all the best
 
Posted by: cattyjun Accepted Answer
3/2/2005 8:03 PM (CST)
Especially if your client is interested in franchising this business eventually, the ability to trademark it will be of much importance. Therefore, I would suggest looking for something a bit more unique.

All of the above names are nice but may be hard to distinguish from other businesses. Is your client's last name of any use? Also, how about combining to words to make one unique word, using a twist on a common word or using an italian or french version.

Maybe something like Oceania Realty.

Or if you like something with a feel of regalness how about Platinum Ocean Front Realty.

If your client will be franchising in areas without ocean front property a name including ocean may not be in their best interest.

Also, search www.USPTO.gov for ideas of what isn't available and what others have chosen to do.

Good luck.
 
Posted by: thinkmor Accepted Answer
3/3/2005 8:07 AM (CST)
Hi Gmil

To help you find a name that is linked to your client you need to ask:

What is unique/different to your client that can help differentiate their services from competitors?

What unique values do they have that can help determine a name to support their mission?


If you do not at least have the info above you will just be another realtor without any foundation or differentiation that will end up relying on price to capture clients.

Your feedback is appreciated.

Hope this helps.


Zahid Adil
 
Posted by: Stokefire* Accepted Answer
3/3/2005 9:12 AM (CST)
If five star is taken - what about calling yours:

Sixth Star Realty

If you're intersested in ocean (and also the gold and black - an interesting combination...) try:

Ocean's Star Realty
Atlantic Gold Realty

Good luck!

Tate
 
Posted by: m11296 Accepted Answer
3/7/2005 7:03 PM (CST)
Palisades realty
white sands realty
summer breeze realty
sunrise realty
liquid gold realty
 
Posted by: v-man Accepted Answer
4/29/2005 6:12 PM (CST)
Please consider this response with an open mind -- this is not as a negative response.
With an average sale of only $350,000 in Miami, your client's real estate office is not going to be one that will appeal to the upper crust. Upscale property there (and certainly, ocean-front or ocean-view property) will be seven-digits.
Is that the Perception the client wants to build -- that his or her firm is for the very wealthy? Will the potential clients of the firm be met with the highest quality facility, in an upscale location and with impeccably dressed agents driving Jags, MB's, 7 Series BMS's, etc?
Please provide a bit more info.
Thanks.
v-man
 
Posted by: Shelley, MProfs Moderator Response
5/7/2005 8:13 AM (CST)
Everyone, thanks for participating. I am closing this question since it's gathered a considerable amount of dust.

Gmil, please do NOT post questions here in the future unless you are willing to participate in the conversation AND close the question on a timely basis.
 


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