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In a March 11 filing, Zillow reiterated a request to pause the Taylor case. Meanwhile, five Gibson deals were appealed; Anywhere settlement approved in Tuccori.

A recent survey reveals how emotions and economic pressures influence buyers, sometimes leading to poor decisions and post-purchase regrets.

"RAE" AI assistant now available via Rayse. Plus, RealReports expands in California; Baird & Warner, Rejig.AI partner; Florida firm adds valuation tools; more.

After tangling with activist investors over criticism of Homes.com, CoStar said it had engaged a firm specializing in “high-profile reputational attacks.”

As the industry shifts, “it’s really important that HomeServices steps up and fulfills its obligation” as one of the nation’s top brokerages, Chris Kelly said.

Hal Gavzie brings 25-plus years of brokerage leadership experience to Howard Hanna NYC. Plus, Zumper appoints a new CEO; longtime MLS leader embraces new role.

Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander were found guilty of multiple federal sex crimes in a case brought against the celebrity brokers and their brother in late 2024.

Existing home sales rose slightly in February, but lagged behind last year’s pace. How consumers react to economic uncertainty may be key to sales this spring.

The latest tech, integrated into CRMLS listing workflows, aims to save agents time, reduce violations and turn listing photos into decision-making tools.

AI is helping agents score leads, says Leo Pareja. But if they don’t ask where those leads are coming from, how will they know which resources to invest in?

With agent count now topping 33,000, The Real Brokerage is looking to become “more intentional in how we grow and in pushing growth,” CEO Tamir Poleg said.

The iBuyer has 6 months to return to compliance with NYSE rules after its share price fell below $1 for 30 days. It will also “consider available alternatives.”

The South Jersey group now at Fathom was previously led by the brokerage’s new VP of growth. Plus, eXp New Homes launches; The Agency expands in Ohio; more.

Legislation prohibiting selective marketing of residential properties has cleared the state’s House and Senate and is expected to be signed by the governor.

The U.S. lost 92,000 jobs in February, but economists expect the Fed to stick to its wait-and-see approach while employment data remains “volatile.”

When a longtime member lets their dues lapse after recalculating the value of association membership, that's worth paying attention to.

A bipartisan housing package advanced this week in the Senate. Meanwhile, another bill targets investor activity in areas hit by natural disasters.

The Middle East conflict “just added to the anxiety pile” for buyers and sellers already concerned about economic uncertainty, dampening sales activity.

The brand refresh aims to clearly show “who we are,” HSoA’s CEO said. Plus, C21 nabs family firm; eXp enters Luxembourg; Elliman expands in Virginia; more.

On a recent podcast, Guy Gal and Hilary Saunders riffed on consolidation, legal risks of private listings, and the corporate brokerage ”membership club” model.