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The software company has appointed a new CTO, chief innovation officer and chief customer officer, while David Bohm joins United’s operations in Philadelphia.

The brokerage has significantly increased its listings exposure in recent weeks through MLS collaborations, with Bright its biggest partner to date.

The Senate voted 54-45 to confirm the former Fed governor’s nomination. He will succeed Jerome Powell, whose term as chair ends May 15.

INITIA adds to eXp’s growing global presence. Plus, NextHome launches two large firms in SoCal; Compass expands in two states; The Agency opens in Sun Valley.

The industry is evolving, and brokers are making key decisions about listings, data and technology. MLSs must work to improve a broker’s business, not limit it.

Bright’s marketing tool simplifies campaign creation. Plus, Clear Capital acquires Restb.ai; BPP adds home valuations to Cribio; Lofty integrates Canva; more.

During its annual meeting on May 8, eXp World Holdings shareholders voted to approve the brokerage’s proposed move from Delaware to the Lone Star State.

Consumer confidence and purchasing power are weakening, with inflation jumping 3.8% in April amid rising energy prices.

The portal alleges it was coerced into abandoning its listing standards in Chicagoland due to a partnership-driven “monopoly” and “group boycott” in the region.

The industry is losing sight of what the MLS was created to do. To restore trust, the trend of MLS politicization must end.

More than two-thirds of agents took a supportive or neutral stance. Criticism was largely focused on the difficulty of meeting the one-day listing requirement.

Cotality’s BLX platform appears to revive a long-running industry goal: broker management of listings data before it gets sent to MLSs and others.

The growing indie brokerage has quietly spent years building and refining a platform designed to connect the pieces of an increasingly fragmented industry.

The search portal touted strong traffic numbers alongside steady revenue growth, highlighting improved product sales and its recent Zillow listings partnership.

Days after announcing its acquisition of the franchise brand, eXp reported a 5% year-over-year bump in revenue as net losses improved.

Though losses mounted and revenue fell, the luxury brokerage’s CEO says he has more confidence in the company’s future now “than at any point in my tenure.”

April existing sales were flat year-over-year despite improving affordability, with an annual pace of just 4.02 million — below analysts’ expectations.

Leaders from HomeSmart, HomeServices and Lamacchia Realty noted that agents have different priorities, and brokerages must “meet the agent where they’re at.”

Even though most buyers expect AI use, they want transparency, clarity and human verification of AI-powered real estate processes, a recent survey found.

Two teams with over $120M in 2025 sales unite at eXp. Plus, Gibson Sotheby’s acquires boutique NH firm; REMAX opens new brokerage; Resident enters Napa; more.