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After taking on the role of president a few months early, Tracy Kasper joined other officers for their gala moment at the association’s conference.

The agreements, which cover multiple buyer-broker commissions lawsuits, were deemed “fair, reasonable and adequate” by the judge.

When Melissa Savenko told a pair of buyer clients about the recent verdict, they balked at the idea of paying commissions. She thinks it's just the beginning.

Real estate agents hate change — but lawsuit outcomes like buyer agreements and greater transparency are nothing to fear, says industry veteran Phil Faranda.

The Agency opens 100th office; longtime Bermuda firm re-ups with Coldwell Banker; Century 21 adds affiliate in Mass.; Sotheby's grows in Upstate NY.

Building permits and housing starts rose modestly between September and October, suggesting that more supply could be coming online in future months.

In response to Homes.com’s huge traffic growth, Damian Eales said “poor-quality audience and stunts lead to low-quality leads.”

Conference sessions provided moments of laughter as well as insights into the future of the association — and the country — in challenging times.

New buyer agency agreements are coming (though agents don't have to use them), but the focus should be on relationships, eXp’s CEO said in a YouTube broadcast.

As rates decline for a third straight week, mortgage applications have risen, suggesting the possibility of a jump in year-end home sales.

Tom Ferry offers advice on "choosing your hard" and building in time to work on your business.

Although the jury reached a verdict in the Sitzer/Burnett lawsuit on Oct. 31, post-trial motions will keep any judgment on hold until spring.

Willis previously held the top leadership position at Keller Williams Realty from 2005-2015 and had recently rejoined the company in a consulting capacity.

NAR economist expects to see a double-digit rise in both existing and new home sales next year.

Texas Realtor associations and 20+ brokerages and teams are being sued by a home builder and magazine publisher who call NAR the “creator of the conspiracy.”

During her NAR NXT keynote, Tracy Kasper tackled the big issues facing the association, including the Sitzer/Burnett verdict and sexual harassment accusations.

Buyers are in a better position this fall as supply increases and home prices level off in the Lone Star State's largest city.

Bright MLS CEO Brian Donnellan said the verdict could be a blow to fair housing, which “should be concerning to all of us.”

Erik Carlson replaces interim CEO Steve Joyce as the leader of the company's real estate brokerage and mortgage divisions.

NAR’s annual Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers found that down payments increased as more people saved up by living with friends or family before purchasing.