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Appeals court sides with two of the four people suing the state of Florida along with an Orlando-based brokerage, with a final ruling expected soon.

This marks the third straight month with a drop, but the association’s chief economist said membership is “holding on much better than market dynamics suggest.”

The remaining brokerage defendant asserts that Sitzer/Burnett should have gone to arbitration rather than trial.

Stellar MLS CEO Merri Jo Cowen reflects on 40 years in the industry, what consumers don’t know about MLSs, and the need for a thoughtful approach to AI.

A consultant and former Anywhere exec breaks down the actions investors should take when looking to acquire or merge with other real estate firms.

Real estate has plenty of rules and best practices, but many are not set in stone. The best agents learn how and when they can be bent.

Real snags top SoCal team; E&V enters New Hampshire; @properties expands in Michigan; Brooklyn-based Corcoran team grows; The Agency expands in Spain; more.

Sellers are still seeing near-record-high profits, but this was the first year-over-year decline in 12 years.

Zillow unveils app for Apple's Vision Pro; Perchwell offers REBNY RESO-compliant data solution; CoreLogic launches security platform; Lofty adds AI assistant.

“We’re trying to be an example of what an association can do,” says René Galvan, who will take over for Bob Hale as CEO in 2026.

The new “Sign & Save” program offers buyers a rebate if they sign a buyer agreement with Redfin and go under contract on a home within six months.

Rates have remained relatively stable since December, with the average 30-year mortgage rate posting a modest decline this week.

The deal, which leaves just NAR and HomeServices of America as defendants in the Sitzer/Burnett and Moehrl cases, releases KW from all sell-side litigation.

According to a new survey, the majority of buyers are concerned about transparency in the homebuying process.

Nykia Wright defended the real estate profession and NAR, saying the association does not set commissions and “never has,” though that phrase was later cut.

CoStar’s residential business has managed to avoid the antitrust cases rocking the industry, but it’s a different story on the commercial side.

Allegations of sexual misconduct tied to eXp "raised a huge red flag" for the NY comptroller's office, which has a financial stake in the company.

Prices improved 5.1% annually, the latest Case-Shiller report indicates, but a small dip between October and November ended a streak of monthly gains.

Hale announces his retirement after more than 50 years with the organization. Plus, Scott Mitchelson joins Corcoran as growth leader; Josh Team joins SERHANT.

The lawsuit known as Spring Way also has gained new plaintiffs and a new name: Kay. Spring Way LLC, which had used Coldwell Banker, is no longer involved.