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Serial entrepreneur Spencer Rascoff predicts real estate agents will be “one of the biggest verticals” that will use HeyLibby to turn contacts into customers.

The law, which took effect July 1, prohibits “foreign principals” from a number of countries from buying real estate in Florida.

Tom Hurdelbrink will step down in December, with NWMLS general counsel Justin Haag moving into the top spot.

After a fourth week of increases, average rates reached 7.09% this week, passing last fall's peak.

A judge has ruled an antitrust claim was without merit, a key component in a federal case involving how portals display non-MLS real estate listings.

CRMLS and other organizations are offering temporary access and support to agents affected by the Rapattoni shutdown, now in its second week.

After seven consecutive months of improving confidence, homebuilders were feeling less optimistic in August.

Keller kicked off KW’s Mega Camp with a message for agents: “If you do the work, you will have a great real estate year, regardless of the market.”

New rules intended to prevent laundering money through luxury real estate could increase costs and extend transaction times for agents and brokers.

A new report from Redfin found that homes in high-opportunity neighborhoods sold for nearly 40% more than homes in low-opportunity neighborhoods.

When the case goes to trial next month, NAR policies on IDX feeds — which Zillow began using in 2021 — could be put to the test.

As the wildfire death toll rises, Keller Williams, eXp and others connect with agents, raise money and even turn an office into an emergency “command center.”

The Canadian brokerage giant saw a much smaller drop in revenue, and agent count increased slightly.

MLS system provider Rapattoni has been down since midweek, leaving tens of thousands of agents unable to add listings and update information.

E&V opens new shops in SW Florida, Atlanta; Caribbean firm joins Christie's; eXp gains 82-agent team; Premier Sotheby's hires managing broker; more.

The company reported significant year-over-year declines, with revenue taking a nearly 25% hit — but numbers were much improved over Q1.

Two regional studies of home sales found that properties listed on the MLS sold for significantly more than homes sold off-MLS.

Many of the biggest annual price gains were in the Midwest, with Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, leading the way with a 25.3% gain.

Average rates reached 6.96% again after rising three weeks in a row, and after falling last month, inflation crept back up.

A more ‘judicious’ and partner-focused Opendoor will help the company succeed in the wake of significant losses and layoffs.