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The Consumer Federation of America analyzed 43 agreements and concluded that they generally served to protect agents but offered few benefits to buyers.

Mark Willis challenged KW Family Reunion attendees to own their full potential and get back on a growth trajectory after a tough year.

CEO Glenn Kelman highlighted new programs and told investors the company isn’t interested in an ad war: “Our basic thesis is that the best product wins.”

Revenue dipped, but Compass managed to gain more than 1,000 agents in 2023 and cut losses for the year nearly by half.

Keller Williams’ charismatic co-founder kicked off the Family Reunion event with his hot takes on the housing market “winter” and how to get through it.

The plaintiff, who paid a 2% commission, argues in the filing that “a truly competitive rate for buyers’ agents would in fact be 0%.”

Despite market challenges, the Case-Shiller Index was up 5.5% annually in December, exceeding national averages over the past three decades.

Sales of new homes rose in January and inventory remained robust. Median prices were up even as some builders continue to offer buyer incentives.

Suzanne Westrum’s leadership and business experience seen as a significant benefit to GFWAR; Relevate promotes tech and operations leaders.

For Jay Thompson, starting his own firm was a career highlight. He lays out the pros and cons, and the questions agents should ask when pondering this big move.

Corcoran grows in Houston; RE/MAX adds WY offices; C21 gains Denver affiliate; TN firm joins BHGRE; Livian adds 4 teams; The Agency opens in Halifax & Jamaica.

Losses rose as revenue, U.S. agent count dropped. After a leadership shakeup, CEO Erik Carlson said having "the right people" is "vital to our future success."

The company said its "decision to offboard a significant number of unproductive agents" in Q4 was offset by "excellent" retention of strong producers.

Amy Lessinger, former SVP of Region Development, takes over as president, while two other execs receive promotions.

Zillow's Listing Showcase expands; HomeStack joins MoxiWorks network; Bright MLS adds SkySlope; REcore acquires NorthstarMLS tech; more.

Sales rose by more than 3% in January, suggesting a turnaround in 2024, but mortgage rates still hold the key to the future of the market.

Inventory is building as buyers stay on the sidelines, but there’s still hope for more activity as the spring shopping season gets underway.

Millennial and Gen Z buyers have a higher tolerance for elevated mortgage rates, and many believe it’s a good time to buy, a Realtor.com survey found.

A new NAR report finds that homeownership has increased over the past decade, but Asian, Hispanic, and especially Black Americans face more hurdles.