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A new analysis of federal data found that the racial home appraisal gap has narrowed since the formation of the PAVE task force.

At a conference this week, Nick Bailey said the company’s value lies in its strong brand identity and agent experience — not downlines or profit sharing.

A new Black Knight report reveals major gains in the Midwest and Northeast, signals an end to the U.S. housing correction.

The brokerage lost $48 million in Q2 — an improvement after substantial losses in Q1 — and the company emphasized its free positive cash flow.

SERHANT. partners with Constellation1; Chime integrates ChatGPT; HAR, AZ Realtors add accessibility tools; Christie's adopts Modwell; more.

More than half of the land brokers in a recent survey said the national land market is “hot” or “on fire.”

Member count increased by more than 6,500 in July, but the "fiercely competitive business environment" could spur attrition in the coming months.

The billion-dollar sports and entertainment broker has moved his Globl RED team to The Real Brokerage where he will serve as national growth leader.

The Midwestern MLS, which covers parts of Missouri and Illinois, is investing in REdistribute, a data revenue-share program.

eXp gains 200+ agents from two brokerages; ERA and Century 21 add family-run affiliates; Engel & Völkers doubles SoCal presence; The Agency opens in Kelowna.

Nearly a quarter of homeowners are considering selling in the next 3 years, according to a Zillow survey — a significant increase over prior surveys.

The top iBuyer hopes scaling home purchases, improving margins and leveraging partnerships will continue fueling its return to positive net income.

Amid falling revenue and elusive net profits, the company plans to pilot a program to give agents "the lion’s share of the commission on self-sourced sales."

The company reported a net income of $9.4 million, slightly below expectations, while its agent count grew by 7%.

Freddie Mac put the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at 6.9% this week, just below the peak seen in mid-July.

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling denying HSoA’s motion to force arbitration in the Sitzer/Burnett case, scheduled for trial in October.

The company's net income of $2 million was an improvement after losses in Q1, while revenue fell by more than 10% and U.S. agent count dropped by 6.3%.

Overall revenue was up from Q1 and slightly higher year-over-year, but net losses continued to mount.

NAR’s midyear forecast touched on a variety of trends, highlighting increased moving distances as a notable recent change.

The iBuyer reduced losses and acquired more homes over Q1, but sales and revenue dipped significantly.