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NAR hires industry relations exec; Chris Lim to lead growth at RE/MAX; Zillow names new GM for Flex; RealScout shuffles leadership; LPT hires operations pro.

Rates increased for a fifth straight week, but the latest inflation data could be a sign that relief is coming.

Tying association membership to MLS access isn’t anticompetitive, the defendants argue, while also claiming the plaintiffs are contradicting themselves.

As the fires rage on, some agents are working on the front lines to help displaced residents facing big losses — while navigating scarcity and price-gouging.

The brokerage revised its fourth-quarter and full-year earnings forecast upward, also noting that it added more than 650 agents in Q4.

When the Fed lowers interest rates, a drop in mortgage rates often follows — but recently, the opposite has happened. Here’s why.

TAN, a private listing network, has agreed to drop its case against NAR after nearly five years of litigation and previous dismissals. Will this be the end?

After improving earlier in the year, sentiment plunged between the third and fourth quarters of 2024, though flippers were less pessimistic than landlords.

In a recent survey, would-be buyers were most interested in finding a turnkey home close to work, but they're willing to compromise on some features.

The decision is a blow for the association, which has spent years trying to prevent the Justice Department from reopening its investigation into NAR policies.

The NAR settlement has changed the way compensation is communicated, but getting real with clients can ensure that deals get done and agents get paid.

Real Brokerage tops 24,000 agents with its latest additions, including a 550-agent California firm; plus news from Exit, The Agency, Elliman, C21 and more.

Tennessee Realtor and association leader Martin Edwards, Jr. passed away last week, leaving a legacy of service and advocacy.

The Seattle-based companies confirmed the cuts. Redfin said no agents were among the 46 staff affected; Zillow didn't disclose how many employees were let go.

The association's new president, who stepped into the role a year early after two other leaders abruptly resigned, hopes to restore LVR's credibility.

The employment data is good news for workers, but it means the Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut rates later this month, keeping borrowing costs elevated.

Population growth is slowing, which means fewer new households — and fewer new homes needed. But immigration is still a wild card.

Damage estimates are as high as $50 billion with thousands of properties destroyed, containment elusive and at least five people killed.

Weekly averages moved closer to 7%, but upcoming labor market reports could change the trajectory.

With all deals now disclosed, the parties have requested preliminary approval, but the eXp and Weichert settlements are still under scrutiny in another court.