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Most clients want to work with their agents again, but few do. Why? Because agents don't take full advantage of their CRM and stay in touch with past clients.

For Heather Maddox, working with buyers is "exciting and positive," and she’s confident she’ll continue to get paid no matter the outcome of lawsuits.

NWMLS CEO Tom Hurdelbrink says brokerage expansion is changing how MLSs operate, and lawsuits could spur an industry-wide “generational and tectonic shift.”

Century 21 snags SC firm; Christie’s opens in the Hamptons; Compass adds Chicago agents; Real gains luxury team; BHGRE opens in Turkey.

New construction homes and multifamily housing are on different tracks. Here’s why that matters, and what’s coming in the next year.

Adam Wiener, Redfin’s president of real estate services and "moral compass," is leaving after more than 15 years with the company.

Following an FTC settlement in which Black Knight agreed to sell off a portion of its company, the deal is set to close on Sept. 5.

A case filed by the Top Agent Network targeting NAR's Clear Cooperation policy was reinstated after previously being dismissed in 2021.

Spencer Rascoff said home search portals may need to pivot in a world where buyers agents are no longer paid via the listing agent’s commission.

NAR leaders affirmed Bob Goldberg as CEO during an emergency meeting days after the association’s president resigned following sexual harassment allegations.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 7.18% this week, dropping for the first time in five weeks.

A survey of buyers found that trustworthiness and the ability to provide high-value services were key to landing — and keeping — them as a client.

Following the Lahaina wildfires, "predatory capitalism" has taken hold in the historic community as locals are faced with the decision to rebuild or sell.

Pending sales in July rose a modest 0.9%, but that could reflect an extended homebuying season as inventory has stifled buying activity.

Emily Clark, president of Robert Paul Properties, discusses her top goals for the year and why agents should pay more attention to the industry.

A proactive approach could help MLSs better manage any potential changes to their business models.

The latest Case-Shiller data found that prices continued to creep up through June, returning to peak levels. But things may shift this fall.

Just two days after the New York Times published claims of harassment, retaliation and intimidation at the association, Kenny Parcell has stepped down.

Allegations of sexual harassment at NAR, followed by "very emotional" calls from association employees, sparked a new initiative now gaining steam.

As real estate companies recover from the market downturn, many firms "will have to either be an active buyer or seller" in the next few years.