Revolution Real Estate

Revolution Real Estate is a Rochester-based brokerage founded in 2020, operating out of its primary office at 3861 Lyell Rd in the Town of Gates. The firm handles residential and commercial real estate transactions across Monroe County and the surrounding counties. In addition to its Lyell Road headquarters, Revolution Real Estate maintains a second office at 574 Empire Blvd on the east side of Rochester, giving the brokerage a presence on both sides of the metro area.

Revolution Real Estate provides a range of services for buyers, sellers, renters, and property owners:

• Buyer and seller representation for residential and commercial properties
• Rental placement services
• Property management
• Real estate appraisal
• Assistance tailored to first-time home buyers and real estate investors
• Agent coaching and professional development for licensed agents looking to grow their careers

The office is open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., with evening hours that extend past the typical real estate office schedule.

Revolution Real Estate has built its practice around serving a broad client base that includes first-time buyers, seasoned investors, and property owners seeking management support. Since launching in 2020, the brokerage has expanded to two offices and assembled a team of agents covering Monroe County and neighboring areas. The firm also places emphasis on agent development, offering coaching alongside its client-facing services.

The Lyell Road office sits in the Town of Gates, a suburb directly west of the City of Rochester. This stretch of Lyell Road is a commercial corridor lined with shopping plazas and local businesses, just west of where Lyell Avenue crosses the Erie Canal. Gates Town Park is less than half a mile up the road at 4310 Lyell Rd, and St. Jude the Apostle Church is nearby at 4100 Lyell Rd. The location is car-accessible with plaza-style parking typical of this part of Gates. Lyell Avenue itself has deep roots as a center of Italian-American culture in the Rochester area, with bakeries and restaurants from that tradition still operating along the corridor.