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Large East Coast indies join ERA; Super Bowl champ signs on with Engel & Völkers Austin; Sotheby's Realty expands in Michigan; Century 21 adds Montana firm.

“This was more than simply a social media post,” said the LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance president, calling for “proactive actions” and ethics code enforcement.

The home search giant filed a lawsuit last December over the removal of its showing platform in the ARMLS and Metro MLS regions.

A recent survey from Clever found that 70% of agents are unhappy with the deal, but two-thirds of consumers think commissions practices should change.

Watch the conversation with strategist Jay Baer as he explains how to create better client outcomes by avoiding common pitfalls and “yesterday’s thinking.”

Buyers have more inventory to choose from, but the uptick in demand could be short-lived as the lock-in effect and price growth continue to stymie sales.

Bailey, the former CEO of RE/MAX, discussed the keys to success when leading a business that is accountable to both customers and shareholders.

The Federal Reserve left rates unchanged despite some easing of inflation, but signaled that more cuts are likely next year.

Compass, eXp, Redfin, Weichert and United Real Estate among remaining defendants in Batton 2 case; a smaller case moves closer to a settlement.

Roof Pro launched its GPT integration this week after the company took the time to establish safeguards necessary for the real estate industry.

The search portal integration is the iBuyer’s latest move as it focuses on growing market share through partnerships and agent incentives.

A temporary policy revision allows military borrowers to pay their agents, something that was previously prohibited under VA lending rules.

A new survey of lenders reveals a 38 basis point difference between mortgage rates by state, which can mean hundreds of dollars a year for borrowers.

The company is launching a new AI-backed home search that CEO Tushar Garg claims is “far ahead of everybody else” in terms of data and tech.

Attorneys argue that if the federal agency wants to make policy changes, it should do so through the legislature, not an antitrust settlement.

At a town hall event, Keller Williams leadership addressed agents’ concerns, acknowledged that “change is not comfortable.”

Don’t get lost in a sea of tech products. Leveraging AI can solve multiple problems, boost efficiency and improve client experiences, experts say.

New additions to the National Association of Realtors’ settlement FAQ page reinforce the idea that the client comes first, not the commission.

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In a previous objection, Spring Way — a former plaintiff in a copycat case — said the amount paid by Anywhere, RE/MAX and KW won’t cover all “injured parties.”