Intermediation Costs is a type of transaction cost in real estate economics that consists of expenses incurred for the services of third-party agents, brokers, or institutions facilitating the negotiation, contract execution, and transfer of property ownership, distinguishing it from direct transaction costs such as taxes or registration fees.
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