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With the rollout underway for its end-to-end transaction platform, and agent count up, Compass projects that it will be cash-flow positive next quarter.

NAR’s latest quarterly home sales report found that most markets are still seeing annual price increases, with the biggest gains in the Midwest and Southeast.

Is it possible to create an end-to-end buying and selling solution? Should we give iBuying a second look? Tech leaders discuss these questions and more.

NAR has approved a proposal that would increase dues based on the inflation rate. This will raise 2024 dues to $156 (from $150).

The team, led by a retired Navy Senior Chief and an active duty Navy Lieutenant Commander, will help service members navigate the VA loan process.

Agents need to be prepared for anything, from spills to smells, all while keeping their clients happy and hydrated.

Corcoran expands in NJ; RE/MAX snags SoCal firm; Real opens in Manitoba; C21 grows in Green Bay; AZ indie joins KW; The Agency opens in Boise; eXp woos teams.

In a panel discussion, former CEOs of some of the largest real estate companies talked about remote work, AI and more.

The company lost $700K and saw U.S. agent count decline in Q1, but said the results met expectations and focused on opportunities for Motto Mortgage.

ChatGPT is not hard to add to your site. The challenge comes in doing it the right way, so you don’t hurt your brand with “hallucinations.”

Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman says the company is ‘leaner, hungrier’ and ready for when the real estate market rebounds.

The leading iBuyer lost $101 million in Q1, but that's a significant improvement over the previous quarter, and they are now "looking for stabilization."

The 30-year mortgage rate averaged 6.39% this week, down from 6.43%, but the decline has not spurred an increase in mortgage applications.

CRMLS partners with Local Logic; Listing Media Services expands; Restb.ai and SentriLock each add 2 partners; news from CubiCasa, TrustFunds and Reliance.

The company missed analyst expectations by $0.48 per share but achieved cost savings of $50 million while legal headwinds put pressure on the bottom line.

The Seattle-based company beat analyst expectations for the first quarter and is entering a crucial period as it unveils new products.

The company managed to cut losses by half in Q1, and CEO Brian Bair said Offerpad has a "realistic and achievable plan" to meet its goals.

As many analysts had predicted, the Federal Reserve raised the benchmark interest rate for the 10th consecutive time since March.

Members of UtahRealEstate.com and New Mexico MLS will be able to see listings across the coverage areas in both states.

In a panel discussion, leaders of four fast-growing brokerages shared their thoughts on agent attrition, the commissions lawsuits and other hot topics.