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Agent transparency platform Rayse is now available as a CRMLS, IRES, MLS Now and realMLS member benefit; Earnnest’s partnership with Lone Wolf expands; more.

Sandra Howard brings major-brand experience and award-winning skills to the role, which she calls “a marketer’s dream,” due to Keller Williams’ strong culture.

The MLS-owned site won’t make brokers "buy their customers back," leaders with Midwest Real Estate Data and Broker Public Portal told Real Estate News.

While short-term interest rate cuts are still on the table, “a Fed cut doesn’t guarantee relief,” especially when looking at recent rate trends.

When will the housing market turn around? We won’t see a change until summer 2026 — at best, Keller predicted. In the meantime, winners will “get to work.”

Greystar, a major property management firm, will cooperate with the agency’s ongoing case against the proptech over rental pricing algorithms.

Far fewer homes are at risk so far, but wildfires are prompting evacuations just outside of LA as a foreign buyer drops millions on destroyed beachfront.

Watch the conversation as Merri Jo Cowen explains why MLS consolidation “has to” continue even as she prepares to leave her role as CEO of Stellar MLS.

Co-founder Gary Keller will also be discussing the state of the housing market in the first major Keller Williams event since the company named a new CEO.

Real welcomes a 45-agent team in Northern California; CB Warburg adds two new teams; Engel & Völkers welcomes over 60 new real estate pros in Arizona; more.

The Utah-based flat-fee brokerage is challenging the mid-July dismissal of its lawsuit alleging anticompetitive behavior and steering.

The Trump administration reportedly sets a timeline for the privatization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; DOJ official who testified against NAR fired.

The weak jobs report released last week pushed 30-year rates closer to the 6.5% range, but economists warn the risk of inflation could drive them back up.

Despite letting 1,500 agents go, the company reported a net increase to more than 29,000, as well as its first-ever quarter of profitable operations.

Andowah Newton will become NAR’s vice president, litigation, and associate general counsel at the end of the month; John Geha joins GBBR as its new CEO.

A Washington state judge issues a new ruling in Compass’ case against Northwest MLS; in Missouri, Howard Hanna’s settlement in the Gibson case moves forward.

Brandi Lewis, a veteran agent with a star-studded client list, grew her business through authentic marketing and old-school relationship-building.

Overall revenue beat expectations — again — jumping 15% in the second quarter, thanks in large part to big gains in rentals and home loans.

The typical NAR member is older and has more experience than a year ago, while median transaction volume held steady despite the slow market.

Aperture Global, the luxury-focused brand that LPT Realty launched in May, is “a real part of the story” in the company’s growth, CEO Robert Palmer said.