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eXp gains 2 large teams; Real reaches 25K agents; E&V Gestalt Group names Bay Area president; The Agency opens in Miramar Beach; Christie's expands in Yucatan.

Most sellers don’t know much about MLSs or private listing networks — but they want an agent who can get their listing in front of the largest pool of buyers.

Georgia MLS partners with 12 local organizations to share listings; Broward, Palm Beaches & St. Lucie Realtors welcomes Jonathan Lickstein.

The latest survey from Real finds record levels of optimism and a majority of agents saying commissions have stayed about the same — or improved.

Despite an uptick in December, existing home sales ended the year at just over 4 million, the lowest rate since 1995.

For brokerages looking to capture more off-market listings, Luxury Presence has a new product that aims to help them "succeed in any scenario."

With affordability improving for apartment dwellers — and mortgage rates and home prices still high — renters may continue to delay home purchases.

The 30-year fixed rate averaged just under 7% this week, according to Freddie Mac, but some economists are already revising their 2025 forecasts upward.

With private insurers leaving — and a state-backed program on the hook for billions in payouts — owners may struggle to protect their high-risk homes.

Travis Saxton named EVP of strategy for RE/MAX Holdings; Rick Lugg promoted to CEO of Virginia Realtors; Constellation1 adds 4 SVPs following brand unification.

Lone Wolf updates brand, debuts proptech advisory board; meanwhile, KW calls foul on Inside RE's BoldTrail brand, plus news from RealReports, Block Renovation.

After 14 months at the helm, Willis is moving into a new C-level role focused on teaching and developing leaders within the company.

The CEO of CRMLS explains how buyers, sellers and even agents could potentially sue over unfair situations created by exclusively listed properties.

A Jan. 20 memo targeting cost-of-living and housing issues includes regulatory cuts — a win for builders — but inflation and labor shortages could boost prices.

CRMLS CEO Art Carter explains what some brokerages are asking for and why the nation’s largest MLS has decided to "stand firmly" behind the divisive policy.

Facing affordability challenges, the share of 25- to 34-year-olds living with parents has risen after trending down during the pandemic.

A Texas lawsuit is about more than membership rules, it’s about forcing NAR’s hand. “The louder we roar, the more likely we are to actually make them change.”

Industry veterans — and pro musicians — channel their hopes into a song that’s meant to point people toward positive change in a time of "so much hate."

While the firms are operating at very different scales, they're each focused on growth, with KW gaining ground in Toronto and LPT nabbing 11 Livian teams.

In a first for the industry, NMMLS mandates floor plans on all listings — and hopes other MLSs will follow its lead. Plus, Waco Realtors joins NTREIS.