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T3 Sixty opens submissions for residential real estate website rankings; HomeScout acquires lead-gen company Trinity Oak; Inside RE releases AI assistant.

Membership fell by more than 17,000 in December, and the association posted its first annual decline in more than a decade.

Robert Reffkin got a hefty cash bonus and a raise for 2024, but he had to give up a stock plan worth upwards of $25 million.

The family-run company may not project the flashy style of some other firms, but it offers substance, with a successful growth strategy and continued momentum.

MoxiWorks predicts home sales will increase 8% year-over-year in January, which could bolster economist predictions of a rebound in 2024.

The CoStar CEO, who has openly criticized his competitors, set an ambitious goal for the company’s Homes.com search portal in 2023 — and beat it.

Many of the industry’s most influential leaders spoke with Real Estate News in 2023, and we’ve collected insights from some of these exclusive conversations.

From AI’s impact on real estate transactions to homeownership solutions, these emerging trends and ideas offer a glimpse at the future of real estate.

The Sitzer/Burnett trial put a spotlight on compensation, but it’s far from “case closed” as questions — and lawsuits — about how agents get paid multiply.

The company said its website and other systems are back up, but some functionality remains limited.

Attorneys for NAR have requested a stay in the Gibson case with a filing that seems to signal a shift in strategy.

Following last week’s substantial drop, rates leveled off but still declined modestly, while pending home sales were flat.

Lawyers in Missouri are making a case for copycat consolidation, asking that their new lawsuit be pulled together with similar suits from around the country.

Emma Hernan, one of the star agents in the hit Netflix series, discussed LA’s mansion tax, cash offers and more with Real Estate News.

From blockchain to monthly per-agent pricing for brokerage tools, these “fading concepts” don’t shine like they used to but still have something to tell us.

Zillow Group alleges that the MLSs and the MLS Aligned network are participating in anticompetitive practices by limiting member access to ShowingTime.

The New York Times — which has put an uncomfortable spotlight on NAR this year — suggests that member dissatisfaction could give rise to other options.

As lawsuits bogged down many industry players, Anywhere’s CEO made the decision to settle, positioning his company to focus on profitability and the path ahead.

Mikaela Arroyo of John Burns Research says homebuyers will prioritize affordability over 'bells and whistles' and accept smaller homes that meet their needs.

Despite 8% interest rates in October, annual home price growth continued to increase in most markets, the latest Case-Shiller report shows.