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After two years of disappointing sales, many expected a breakout spring season fueled by lower mortgage rates. But then the Iran war and inflation interfered.

Watch the conversation as Ryan Serhant discusses his brokerage’s “person-first” strategy, his stance on market transparency and his advice for new agents.

As more baby boomers sell, localized “Silver Tsunamis” may improve affordability for some buyers, but overall effects will be modest, recent research suggests.

Brokerages are allowed to benefit from a deal — but fiduciary duty requires full disclosure, including unbiased data on the downsides of private listings.

Tripti Kasal joins WCR from LeadingRE. Plus, Baird & Warner hires CMO; CoStar appoints CFO; Rocket’s IR team grows; NTREIS adds data compliance leader; more.

The proptech firm says brokerages are receiving templated demand letters alleging California Invasion of Privacy Act violations. Lofty is fighting back.

JMG, a teamerage-style firm that closed $5.86B in sales in 2025, represents “the kind of entrepreneurial success KW was built to support,” KW’s CEO said.

A $5M home might sell overnight while a $20M trophy lingers for months, because "luxury" isn't one market — and one pricing playbook can't serve both ends.

The AI-powered brokerage wants to “work with every MLS” to get “every single home that’s for sale” on Google, a company executive said in a recent webinar.

REMAX Suburban and REMAX All Pro have joined forces in the greater Chicagoland area. Plus, longtime Nevada broker/owner affiliates with Century 21.

The ARA has joined Missouri Realtors in advocating against proposed amendments that they say could increase homeowner costs in real estate transfers.

After months of debate, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act has finally become law. Plus, FHA requirements raise concerns; Fed appoints task force leaders.

The portal, MLS and brokerage are anticipating a ruling on whether Zillow will retain access to MRED’s data feeds. The judge could decide as soon as next week.

Sellers decide their listing’s level of exposure, NAR says. But brokers should explain how each option serves their best interest — and get disclosures signed.

Existing home sales fell in June, cutting short the momentum seen a month earlier. Consumer caution — and elevated mortgage rates — are likely culprits.

The forthcoming listing status options — Registered, Office Exclusive, Coming Soon and Active — align with the MLS’s “Brokers FIRST” strategy introduced in May.

The court ruled that disputes over key facts remained unresolved and should not be decided ahead of the trial, which is set for August 24.

The NTREIS shareholder says the announcement "represents a significant investment in the future of organized real estate.” NWLAR is considering a similar move.

NAR’s lobbying muscle is focused on ensuring MLSs aren’t classified as data brokers — but are recognized by federal agencies as “procompetitive infrastructure.”

No search activity is shared without consent, a spokesperson said. Zillow Pro aims “to help agents deepen existing relationships, not prospect strangers.”