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The brokerage’s strategy? Attract more buyers with exclusive listings, said CEO Robert Reffkin.“The gap between Compass and the industry will only accelerate.”

In a keynote presentation, the KW co-founder and other leaders discussed what an uncertain economy means for real estate — and what agents need to tell clients.

The company said its acquisition of Private Collection will bring nearly 2,000 additional listings — or $1 billion worth of inventory — onto its platform.

The new analysis was done by Zillow, whose CEO said private listings “come at the expense of the seller” and are an attempt by some brokerages to “double dip.”

Watch the conversation with real estate coach Darryl Davis who explains how to get more listings, push through hard times, and win in today’s market.

Navigator, a chatbot built by Lundy for MLSs and associations, adds new partners; RentSpree surpasses 3 million users after syndication deal with Realtor.com.

With the real estate industry only midway through a slowdown cycle, the flagship Keller Williams event looks to help agents “get through it” and thrive.

Power NYC agent returns to Douglas Elliman with his team of 19; Century 21 lands woman-owned Georgia indie; The Agency adds NJ office; Sotheby's expands in TN.

The Justice Department is concerned the case, which Zillow won in 2023, could set a bad precedent and allow other organizations to circumvent antitrust laws.

The D.C. shakeup continues as Elon Musk’s DOGE team takes on HUD, looks to cut staff by half; the CFPB awaits a new director and retains funding — for now.

The association shelled out $86.3 million to influence election-year campaigns and housing-related initiatives, according to a report on political spending.

The company will roll out more features for its Real Wallet soon, including rewards that can offset brokerage fees, its CTO told Real Estate News.

Brooks Glenn will advance the Seattle-based firm's efforts to build "an inclusive culture that inspires people to stay and thrive." Plus, a promotion at BHGRE.

Demand is weak, rates remain elevated and sellers appear weary — but buyers may return to the market this spring to take advantage of “deals on the margins.”

Ryan Schneider reaffirmed Anywhere’s "relax, not repeal" position on Clear Cooperation and reassured investors the company has the tech and people to compete.

The latest CPI data suggests rates will remain elevated heading into the spring shopping season, and some analysts now expect just one rate cut this year.

The company, which signed an exclusive listings partnership with Zillow on Feb. 11, will complete the layoffs in July as it restructures its rentals segment.

The home search giant beat revenue expectations in Q4 as it continued to make big strides in mortgages and rentals, and announced a new partnership with Redfin.

Several smaller brokerages and two MLSs named in the Keel and Gibson cases are scheduled for a final hearing on June 24.

While some association policies address DOM, it’s up to local MLSs and brokers to define and track the data — or decide if they want to collect it at all.