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This is the second time the settlement agreement reached by MLS PIN in the Massachusetts buyer-broker commissions lawsuit has come under fire.

In a note signed by CEO Glenn Kelman and other Redfin leaders, the company said “NAR isn’t the future.”

Two @properties leaders, Liz Thompson and Nicole Konsler, have moved into VP roles; MLS Now CEO Carl DeMusz to retire after 23 years.

The real estate software company believes innovation is critical in a down market, says “there is always a way through.”

A jury decided that Zillow did not harm The Real Estate Exchange, known as REX, by moving its listings to a secondary tab with less traffic.

The French company has over 20,000 agents across Europe and Mexico, and now it’s ready to stake a claim in the lucrative U.S. market.

In the wake of a cyberattack that knocked the Ohio MLS offline in August, the organization rushed to roll out a new system, but bugs frustrated agents.

RE/MAX snags 165-agent firm; Century 21 grows in Long Island, Chicago; The Agency expands in Montana; Real enters Vermont; Christie's opens in Park City; more.

Chief Growth Officer Michael Valdes says eXp doesn’t “recruit” agents in a transactional sense, but seeks to “attract” for long-term growth and success.

Chicago duo takes North Shore business to @properties; No. 1 New Orleans agent joins Keller Williams; Compass team increases brokerage's Milwaukee presence.

Even as interest rates climb, home prices aren't budging, a combo which may "put the brakes on the housing market."

The decline could mark "the beginning of the end of this resilient housing market," according to one economist.

The acquisition of Realty Austin and Realty San Antonio will significantly boost Compass' annual sales volume in Texas.

The latest Redfin migration report found that more home shoppers are looking at lower-cost cities that have seen increasing climate-related dangers.

Stop Hate In Real Estate, a collaboration between the LGBTQ+ Alliance, AREAA, NAHREP and WomanUp!, aims to fight discrimination.

Industry heavyweights — and former rivals — Spencer Rascoff and Glenn Kelman addressed some of the toughest issues facing real estate in a lively discussion.

Prices in July topped last year’s high, but slowing demand due to elevated mortgage rates is expected to bring price declines and soften new home sales.

Housing market impacts could include mortgage delays, declining consumer confidence and — perhaps — a small dip in mortgage rates.

George Carrillo will take on the top role at the newly launched National Hispanic Construction Alliance; Ravi Jani joins Real as VP of investor relations.

The tech giant announced its latest effort to promote housing, focused specifically on homebuyers.