A class action lawsuit filed at Toronto's Federal Court of Canada which alleges price-fixing realtor commission rates in the, came after the Toronto resident paid a five per cent commission rate following the sale of his home in August 2020.
In the class action lawsuit, Sunderland alleges that buyer brokerages fix their commission rates at 2.5 per cent or higher, with sellers who offer low commission rates seeing fewer potential buyers. Many of the nation's largest brokerages are named in the lawsuit, including Royal LePage, Century 21, Sutton Group Realty, Remax, IproRealty Ltd., as well as the
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