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An MLS advisory board within the National Association of Realtors is continuing its “robust” discussion of the divisive policy. Here’s what could come next.

September’s lower mortgage rates may have given a boost to the new construction sector, but buyer enthusiasm could be waning as rates climb back up.

Lower mortgage rates and rising inventory failed to entice buyers, particularly first-timers, as prices continued their year-over-year climb.

Longtime CEO Howard Lorber announced his retirement from the company as board member and entrepreneur Michael Liebowitz takes over the top spot.

From agent pay to association changes, a new report identifies 20 ways the industry can improve itself — and help homebuyers and sellers in the process.

Revenue was up 11%, and the company plans to accelerate the growth of the Homes.com sales team despite some slowdown in traffic from the previous quarter.

Zillow will share 3D Home tours, interactive floor plans and other listing features with Realtor.com beginning in 2025, part of a larger focus on collaboration.

Most haven't, data shows, as they wait for the post-settlement dust to settle. Instead, they’re leaning into agent relationships and rethinking incentives.

The defendants cite a lack of jurisdiction in the case, which alleges that NAR “controls competition” and accuses brokers of steering buyers away from listings.

A case filed in Pennsylvania challenges membership rules and accuses associations of discriminatory treatment of minority real estate professionals.

The DANGER Report spelled out risks for MLSs, state and local Realtor associations, and NAR — which has weathered unprecedented challenges to its authority.

NextHome says the integration will provide a streamlined solution for commissions changes; Redfin’s B2B rental tools now available nationwide.

Top NYC agent moves to Compass; 20-year vet joins Corcoran Centric; Florida indie gains new leader; The Agency opens in Saskatoon; C21 adds Vegas firm; more.

The Clear Cooperation Policy — a misguided attempt to level the playing field — doesn't meet the needs of consumers or support principles of free enterprise.

The DANGER Report spelled out risks for agents and brokers a decade ago. Many of its projections have come to pass — but they haven’t all been negative.

Buyers flooded the Austin market a few years ago, sending home prices sky-high. Now, the market has come back to earth, but affordability is still an issue.

Watch the conversation with broker and proptech expert Heather Harmon, who discusses her time at Opendoor — and what tech companies get wrong about real estate.

The latest consumer guide covers different types of contracts between sellers and their agents, and the “fully negotiable” nature of agent compensation.

A recent survey found that while both veterans and civilians are feeling more prepared to buy, veterans are more likely to purchase a home in the next year.

In a livestream presentation, Anywhere’s Sue Yannaccone warned of misinformation around Clear Cooperation and encouraged agents to share their views.