Sean Moore & Associates is a mid-Missouri real estate team anchored by Sean Moore's 22+ years of experience selling homes in Columbia and Boone County. Named 2024 Columbia Board of Realtors Salesperson of the Year (and 2017 Missouri REALTORS® Salesperson of the Year), Sean leads a full-service team that handles everything from first-time homebuyers to luxury properties and investment portfolios.
The team operates out of RE/MAX Boone Realty's office on Southampton Drive in Columbia and has logged 239 transactions in the Columbia market over just three years. Whether you're buying, selling, or relocating to the area, Sean and his team bring deep local knowledge, sharp negotiation skills, and a reputation built on results.
Buyers and sellers consistently praise Sean's responsiveness and clear communication throughout every stage of a transaction. If you want someone who knows Columbia's neighborhoods, pricing patterns, and market timing inside and out, this is the team to call.
Sean has sold real estate in Columbia for over two decades, and his clients come back and send friends. The team handles everything from starter homes to luxury listings with deep knowledge of Boone County's market.
2024 Columbia Board of Realtors Salesperson of the Year, with 22+ years closing deals.
Sean Moore & Associates: RE/MAX Boone Realty is listed on Rooted CoMo under Real Estate Agents.
Sean Moore & Associates: RE/MAX Boone Realty is listed at 200 E Southampton Dr, Suite 210, Columbia, MO 65203.
Hours aren't listed for Sean Moore & Associates: RE/MAX Boone Realty yet. Call (573) 876-2831 before you visit to check when they're open.
You can call (573) 876-2831, email sean@sean-moore.com or visit sean-moore.com.
Sean Moore & Associates: RE/MAX Boone Realty is with RE/MAX Boone Realty.
Listed specialties: Buyer representation, seller representation, luxury homes, relocation.
General questions about Real Estate Agents in Columbia, MO (not specific to this business)
Columbia's housing market has remained relatively stable compared to many U.S. cities, supported by consistent demand from MU faculty, staff, students, and healthcare workers. Median home prices in Columbia have risen over the past several years but remain more affordable than comparably sized university cities. The market is competitive, and well-priced homes in desirable Columbia neighborhoods often receive multiple offers.
Look for agents who are active specifically in the Columbia market and have recent transaction history in the neighborhoods you care about. Ask about their experience with buyers or sellers (depending on your need), their average days-on-market vs. list price ratios, and their communication style. Many Columbia agents are Realtors (members of the National Association of Realtors), and you can search the Columbia Board of Realtors member directory.
Columbia has several distinct neighborhoods appealing to different lifestyles. Downtown Columbia is walkable and vibrant, popular with young professionals. The Old Southwest neighborhood features historic homes near downtown. South Columbia (Forum area) has newer developments and is popular with families. North Columbia offers more affordable housing with good access to I-70. The East Campus area near MU attracts university affiliates. Each area has its own character and price range.
Real estate commissions in Columbia, MO are negotiable. Traditionally, a 5 to 6% commission split between buyer's and seller's agents has been standard. However, following industry changes in 2024, buyers now typically negotiate their agent's compensation directly. When selling a Columbia home, expect 2.5 to 3% for the listing agent and a negotiated amount for the buyer's agent. Flat-fee and discount brokerage options are also available in Columbia.
Columbia's rental market is heavily influenced by MU's enrollment cycle. Vacancies peak in May and June as students move out, and demand surges in July and August before fall semester. For non-student renters, year-round availability is better in South and West Columbia. Average Columbia rent for a 2-bedroom apartment runs $900 to $1,300/month. The City of Columbia has a rental inspection program for multi-family properties, which provides some quality assurance for renters.
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