Brokerage News

The companies announced a partnership that will allow listing agents to get offers on behalf of their sellers directly through eXp's agent dashboard.

In a note signed by CEO Glenn Kelman and other Redfin leaders, the company said “NAR isn’t the future.”

Two @properties leaders, Liz Thompson and Nicole Konsler, have moved into VP roles; MLS Now CEO Carl DeMusz to retire after 23 years.

The French company has over 20,000 agents across Europe and Mexico, and now it’s ready to stake a claim in the lucrative U.S. market.

RE/MAX snags 165-agent firm; Century 21 grows in Long Island, Chicago; The Agency expands in Montana; Real enters Vermont; Christie's opens in Park City; more.

Chief Growth Officer Michael Valdes says eXp doesn’t “recruit” agents in a transactional sense, but seeks to “attract” for long-term growth and success.

Chicago duo takes North Shore business to @properties; No. 1 New Orleans agent joins Keller Williams; Compass team increases brokerage's Milwaukee presence.

The acquisition of Realty Austin and Realty San Antonio will significantly boost Compass' annual sales volume in Texas.

George Carrillo will take on the top role at the newly launched National Hispanic Construction Alliance; Ravi Jani joins Real as VP of investor relations.

Christie's heads to Austin; RE/MAX adds franchise in Mass.; boutique Lafayette firm joins Real; Compass nabs $1 billion SoCal firm; John R. Wood upsizes.

The brokerage, which offered homeowners cash in exchange for a 40-year right-to-list agreement, has been bogged down by lawsuits and investigations.

Former president Chris Lim moves into an advisory role, while EVPs Natalie Hamrick and Kevin Van Eck will share the top leadership position.

The settlement agreement leaves NAR, HomeServices of America and Keller Williams as defendants with an Oct. 16 trial date looming.

Coldwell Banker nabs LA agent with massive social presence; TTR Sotheby's, BHHS Chicago, CB Warburg add agents; RE/MAX gains indie; more.

Current CEO Sven Odia will shift to the role of president as he supports Jawed Barna's transition in November.

They've structured the brokerage to avoid silos, which makes Real's rev share model better for agents and teams, says Sharran Srivatsaa.

Bean Group, which serves Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont, has joined eXp thanks to new incentives aimed at recruiting large teams.

The company has retooled its revenue share program to make it easier for newer agents to benefit from it — and to help its recruiting efforts.

The Agency drafts former NFL stars, adds to development group; RE/MAX firm acquires large team; EXIT expands in the South; NY team joins eXp; E&V enters Belize.

“A lot of agents are going to make more money,” says CEO Tamir Poleg as Real reduces the threshold to move up in its rev share structure.