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The 7-week streak of declines could “spur on the housing market” this spring — but so far, sales lag behind last year’s pace as economic uncertainty looms.

Revenue jumped 84% compared to the previous year and the company added 10,000 agents in 2024 — after needing nine years to gain its first 10,000.

Matthew Cenedella will join the association as CFO later this month, overseeing the organization’s finances as it begins paying out $418 million in damages.

The new AI assistant automates daily operations for agents, including scheduling and emails; Austin's Unlock members get first dibs on new Matrix system; more.

Keller Williams’ largest franchise network captured roughly 3,000 “Private Collection” listings last year — and is looking to double that figure by 2026.

Robert Reffkin, a loud voice in the Clear Cooperation debate, invites all agents to check out the brokerage’s Coming Soon listings.

After a 30-day pause, 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico — major providers of construction materials — took effect Mar. 4, creating uncertainty for builders.

The Ninth Circuit denied the brokerage's request for a new trial, agreeing with an earlier ruling that NAR's no-commingling rule was not anticompetitive.

Stone Point Capital, which acquired an ownership stake in the brokerage, has invested nearly $6 billion in companies across the real estate sector.

It’s been six months since industry rule changes took effect, but many real estate professionals don’t fully understand representation — or why it matters.

KW says the strategic investment by CoreLogic owner Stone Point Capital is designed to “fuel growth” as Christopher Czarnecki takes the helm.

Jonathan Waclawski has worked at the association since 2017. With his promotion comes the exit of former general counsel and legal affairs VP Lesley Muchow.

HGTV star joins eXp; NY luxury agent moves to Brown Harris Stevens; development execs launch new firm; Coldwell Banker Premier adds team; more.

Watch the conversation with regulatory expert Jessica Hickok as she discusses non-Realtor agents, days on market and “the illusion of fresh demand.”

The agency’s future remains in limbo as employees describe efforts to gut it. In other D.C. news, HUD scraps a Biden-era rule; FHFA nominee talks privatization.

More than 70% of execs in a recent poll anticipate a bump in transactions this year, a sign of confidence that the real estate market has reached its bottom.

Matterport Marketing Cloud aims to simplify multimedia content creation; Maverix Advisory group adds former @Properties and Christie’s leader for key role.

Real estate’s top iBuyer reported increased revenue as it looks to “give sellers more choices” through listing products that go beyond a standard cash offer.

Revenue was up 12% in Q4, but losses increased. The company hopes cost savings, marketing and a stronger sales team will get it back in the black in 2025.

Rates fell to the lowest level in two months — good news for affordability — but pending sales also dipped, and declining confidence may keep buyers sidelined.