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The iBuyer, which was at risk of being bumped from the NYSE due to its low share price, is implementing a 1-for-10 split slated to take effect next week.

The court said the portal’s request for the allegedly “conspiratorial communications” was “unduly burdensome," but agreed to extend Zillow's TRO against MRED.

The U.S. added 172,000 jobs in May, which could boost consumer confidence. But it ups the odds of a June rate hike and will likely keep mortgage rates elevated.

At a time when home sales should hit their peak, both buyers and sellers are backing off, “possibly foreshadowing slower sales in the second half of the year.”

Consumers already question agent commissions and value. The industry’s messy public battles are only serving to further damage our credibility.

Two U.S. lawmakers sent a letter to the federal agency requesting a review of potentially “deceptive” referral practices on Zillow and other platforms.

Calling it a “brokerage-agnostic” move, the MLS will waive fees for new subscribers seeking a “stable, reliable” option amid ongoing listing feed disputes.

The state Attorney General’s office is gathering information about Compass’ market share in NYC following its acquisition of Anywhere, The Real Deal reported.

The MLS’s president painted the move as a response to a rapidly shifting industry in which brokers “need tools and marketplaces that evolve” with them.

Falling prices, an uptick in pending sales and fewer price cuts could mean sunny months are ahead for the market — if inflation, mortgage rates stabilize.

Kentucky's growing MLS partners with two smaller organizations. Plus, Momentum MLS integrates Gitcha’s Buyer Listing Service; SWMLS collabs with SourceRE.

The market has about 1% less inventory now than a year ago, Compass’ chief economist said. If the trend continues, buyers may see prices start to rise again.

Bill Pulte will still lead the housing agency while serving as acting director of national intelligence. Plus, Fed faces “credibility” threat; CFPB sued; more.

Google Maps AI powers the home search feature. Plus, Cloze tool enables brokerage-built apps; NAR selects 6 REACH firms; Realty ONE upgrades platform; more.

Agents working with sellers must make listings “available to the general public” concurrent with any public marketing, such as lawn signs or social media posts.

Lucy Wood will now oversee Oregon markets as part of her expanded role. Plus, HAAR taps new CEO; Debbye Tyler to drive United’s growth efforts in Chicago; more.

The Tennessee-based MLS threatened to cut the portal's feed on June 1 because it was violating Realtracs’ IDX rules. Zillow now has another week to comply.

HouseMe.ai, a free-to-use AI-powered platform created by brokers at The Agency, will initially launch in Toronto with plans to expand in the U.S.

The all-cash deal reflects Berkshire Hathaway’s “commitment to housing” as the company aims to “to deliver the dream of homeownership,” CEO Greg Abel said.