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REcore, a CRMLS data provider, dismissed the lawsuit it filed earlier this week over unpaid fees. The company had threatened to cut listing feeds to Homes.com.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has steadily inched closer to 6% over the past few months — but economists are warning buyers that rates may not drop much more.

Most real estate pros agree: AI won’t replace agents. But those who use it to grow their business must do so responsibly and thoughtfully to keep client trust.

Fannie Mae President & CEO Priscilla Almodovar has been replaced by a trio of executives at the GSE. Plus, Mischa Fisher will now lead Zillow’s economic team.

MLSs and other leaders scramble to understand the implications of this first-of-its kind push into the AI space — and how to ensure listing data is protected.

Plus, MIBOR partners with Lundy, BPP; IRE expands CoreHome's AI toolkit; Revive gets an upgrade; Flexmls adds buy-side tool; Propy debuts "Agent Avery."

REcore, a data company built by California Regional MLS, says it will cut Homes.com's access to CRMLS listing feeds on Nov. 1 due to breach of contract.

The South Florida MLS is the first to offer assumable loans tools to subscribers. Plus, Hive MLS moves further into the Smoky Mountains region with new partner.

With national housing data delayed by the government shutdown, the performance of the top homebuilder provides at least a partial view of what’s going on.

The portal said CoStar, which acquired the 3D tech in April, did not renew Zillow’s Matterport agreement — but CoStar says that’s not the case.

Higher home prices, insurance costs and tax bills are countering the past few months of falling mortgage rates, which remain at relatively high levels.

Lower courts had ruled that Zillow and the National Association of Realtors did not conspire to conceal non-MLS listings. Those rulings will now stand.

Windermere Co-President OB Jacobi explains what goes into an acquisition — including when it does — and doesn’t — make sense for companies to come together.

Plus, a $1B agent joins SERHANT; Atlanta team returns to eXp; Compass, Elliman welcome new teams; new offices at The Agency and Corcoran Horizon Realty; more.

In the 1980s, mortgage rates and home prices soared after a housing boom, then sales dried up — much like today’s market. Will our recovery look similar too?

Stephen Miran warns of an “urgent” need for cuts — and wants the Fed to go big at its next meeting. Plus, a key housing bill advances; CFPB nears its final days

Howard Hanna’s strategic expansion into Manhattan represents “Main Street coming into a Wall Street marketplace,” CEO Hoby Hanna tells Real Estate News.

The brokerage CEO says agents are being asked to give up their rights. The MLS perspective? We’re putting “money back in the pockets” of those who provide data.

Mortgage rates ticked down this week and more homes are hitting the market, but demand has weakened.

A combination of major consolidations and a less cooperative environment could make residential brokerage look more commercial, eXp’s CEO warns.