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Nearly a quarter of first-time buyers may wait even longer, to see if down payment help or other candidate promises materialize in 2025, a Redfin survey found.

A new statement from the agency suggests that when information is shared only among competitors — like trade group members — it sets off antitrust alarm bells.

“People are buying” — and living in — these futuristic homes, with dozens sold at a community in Texas, and more widespread adoption expected in five years.

Everyone involved in a transaction must steer clear of discriminatory practices, says NAR, warning sellers not to direct their agents to avoid certain buyers.

More than half of recent sellers say they negotiated with their agent to lower the commission, according to new survey data from Zillow.

A joint research effort revealed what the typical team looks like and how teams allocate their resources toward lead gen and referrals.

Boutique Central Valley team moves to eXp; 55-agent Minnesota group joins Real; Coldwell Banker nabs Upstate NY indie; The Agency opens fourth Florida office.

Defendants seek dismissals in the Missouri case; leading Utah MLS dropped from lawsuit involving flat-fee brokerage; eXp files settlement.

Zillow acquires virtual staging app; CubiCasa now turning floor plans into virtual tours; new CoreLogic platform integrates data; Propy and Inspectify team up.

A decision by Park City Realtors could signal a shift in local associations’ willingness to abide by NAR policies, and comes as the CCP debate intensifies.

A recent survey found that many agents are not satisfied with local association services and find MLSs less relevant in light of new industry rules.

Buyers are left wondering if they should wait for rates to fall again, as some economists expect, or act now “and worry about rates secondly.”

The trade organization filed an official request with the high court today, asking for a review of an antitrust case that was ostensibly closed in 2021.

Zillow’s latest trends report finds that, despite turbulence in the market, consumer traits and preferences are fairly stable — with some key exceptions.

In the second of a 2-part series, NextHome CEO James Dwiggins warns of a greed-driven future if the CCP is eliminated, and shares a proposal for revising it.

President Susan Daimler reiterated the company's support for the Clear Cooperation Policy, and called private networks "terrible" for consumers and agents.

Three major Texas MLSs — Unlock, HAR and SABOR — agree to share data; REcore unveils new compliance product for buyer agents; Stellar subsidiary goes global.

West Penn MLS was also dismissed, with the judge ruling there was no evidence of a conspiracy between the parties to fix rates.

In the first of a 2-part series, NextHome CEO James Dwiggins explains the history of NAR’s policy and warns of the legal consequences of eliminating it.

Consumers were considerably more upbeat about the housing market in September, but rising mortgage rates may put a damper on their enthusiasm.