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With sellers far outnumbering buyers, conditions now favor home shoppers, according to a new Redfin report. Does that mean home prices will start falling?

The DOJ pulled back its objections as the long-running commissions case moves closer to settlement approval.

Former Semafor GM Bennett Richardson and Raffi Williams, who worked at FHFA and HUD, will step into their new leadership roles on May 31.

Pending home sales dropped significantly in April, but lower prices and rising supply could encourage buyers to return.

The product will be known as Vero and will be part of the Upfront financial platform while continuing to integrate with MoxiWorks software, the companies said.

Privatization of the GSEs may be imminent — though FHFA Director Pulte said they could remain in conservatorships. He also touched on fraud, FICO and the Fed.

The lawsuits may seem like old news, but not everyone has moved on. An appeals court is reviewing objections that have the potential to invalidate the deals.

The 685-word document lays out possible benefits and risks — notably, less buyer interest and a lower sale price — when picking the 3-phased marketing strategy.

Watch the conversation as Gino Blefari offers tips for struggling agents and explains why it was time to step down as HomeServices’ president and CEO.

Chris Kelly, who stepped into the CEO role in April, is assessing HomeServices’ backend systems and its acquisitions strategy.

Watch the conversation with Jared James as the real estate coach explains why some consumers don’t value agents, and the next big battle among brokerages.

Watch the conversation as the CEOs of the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board and Council of Multiple Listing Services discuss the challenges facing MLSs today.

LeadingRE’s Jessica Edgerton explained how regional and family firms can excel by reacting to market changes quickly and building culture and trust.

Reporters from The Wall Street Journal and New York Times spoke to an audience of real estate execs about how they cover the industry — and contentious topics.

Coldwell Banker and C21 nab new affiliates; eXp adds over 100 agents in Arizona and Nebraska; The Agency expands its reach in Texas; more.

After months of sparring between attorneys in the Hooper and Gibson commissions lawsuits, a Georgia judge has allowed the deals to move forward.

Bloomberg reports that the brokerage giant offered $4 a share as part of a proposed merger deal involving the New York-based firm.

Attracting and retaining strong performers is about more than money. Are you giving people the tools — and the opportunities — they need to thrive?

Christopher Czarnecki aims to help Keller Williams “evolve and grow” over time — but first, “I want to learn.”

Existing home sales slid in April — and the return of 7% mortgage rates isn’t helping the depressed spring buying season.