• La Rosa agents can now receive commissions in cryptocurrency with a 2% fee.
• The initiative aims to streamline transactions and meet the demand for crypto payments.
• La Rosa reported a 155% revenue growth, hitting $51.7M in the first nine months of 2024.

La Rosa Holdings Corp. (NASDAQ: LRHC), a leading technology-integrated real estate company, has announced a groundbreaking initiative to enable its network of over 3,000 real estate agents in the United States to receive commissions in cryptocurrency. This positions La Rosa as a pioneer in integrating blockchain technology into the real estate sector.

Real estate agents will have the option to receive payouts in digital assets, including Bitcoin (BTC), under a 2% fee structure. The plan addresses the growing demand for alternative payment options and reflects the company’s commitment to innovation.

By leveraging blockchain technology, La Rosa aims to streamline transactions, enhance security, and reduce associated fees.

In a press release announcing the initiative, Alex Santos, the Chief Technology Officer of La Rosa said, “Our intention to introduce cryptocurrency payments represents a natural evolution in our commitment to innovation and broker empowerment. Blockchain technology has the potential to simplify real estate transactions while offering agents and clients unmatched flexibility.”

Joe La Rosa, the company’s CEO, emphasized that cryptocurrency payments could lead to faster, more secure transactions while offering agents the potential to benefit from digital asset appreciation.

“This initiative not only positions La Rosa at the forefront of technological innovation in real estate but also creates new opportunities for our agents,” said La Rosa. “We are proud to empower our network with cutting-edge solutions while meeting the growing demand for alternative payment methods.”

La Rosa Holdings, which operates 25 corporate offices across the US and Puerto Rico, has seen remarkable growth, with a 188% year-over-year revenue increase in the first nine months of 2024, reaching $51.7 million. The company’s flexible business model offers agents a choice between a 100% commission plan and a revenue-sharing model.

By integrating cryptocurrency payment options, La Rosa Holdings continues to lead the charge in redefining real estate transactions, ensuring its agents remain competitive in a rapidly evolving marketplace.