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Bess Freedman, CEO of Brown Harris Stevens, embraced entrepreneurship and “took a U-turn” from law to become a leading force in the industry.

Important practice changes required by the NAR settlement take effect today, affecting buyer agent agreements and compensation. “We are in this together.”

MVP Realty joins Realty ONE in Florida; Compass adds two top NYC agents; Coldwell Banker gains luxury Boca Raton agent; No. 1 C21 team moves to SoCal franchise.

VP Kamala Harris announced a plan to provide thousands in down payment assistance and incentivize more construction at the local level.

This week’s Mega Agent Camp was part pep rally, part confidence booster during a time of change. “I don’t fear for real estate agents…the good ones will adapt.”

Consolidation has slowed, and data sharing is on the rise. Some members fear more competition for listings, but for MLSs, it’s “an expansion-based opportunity.”

CEO Glenn Kelman laid out what changes consumers could expect when working with the company’s agents, but his message was light on fee details.

In a webinar for agents, Real’s president discussed rule changes and best practices, noting that more than a third of agents don’t even know about the lawsuits.

Mortgage rates were relatively flat this week, remaining just under 6.5%, but buyers appear to be biding their time and waiting to see if rates fall further.

On the Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered podcast, Nykia Wright pleaded with real estate pros to keep complaints in the family while pledging to earn their trust.

During Mega Agent Camp, CoStar CEO Andy Florance discussed KW's strong performance on the search portal and how CoStar got its “Death Star” nickname.

Ryan Schneider tells Real Estate News that being the “first mover and the fastest learner” helped the brokerage prepare its agents for the changes ahead.

Watch the conversation with Zillow’s chief economist as she shares interest rate predictions and how we can get back to “the stable promise” of homeownership.

The Keller Williams co-founder told a crowd of the faithful that he sees a soft landing for the economy and success for agents who are "ready to jump" in 2025.

The plaintiffs say they shouldn’t have to join NAR and other associations to access the MLS, especially if buyer-broker compensation is no longer guaranteed.

A real estate watchdog supplemented recent recommendations from the Consumer Federation of America with additional do’s and don’ts for buyers and sellers.

Saturday is the first day consumers can get details about their settlement options — and is a critical day for agents who want to be covered by NAR’s deal.

Despite market headwinds and uncertainty around practice changes, NAR membership has remained resilient, with big gains in Washington state.

For some agents, going above and beyond is just part of the territory — and can be the key to closing the deal.

Massachusetts indie acquires South Shore firm; Christie's Real Estate adds Trusts & Estates arm; Corcoran grows in NC; Real, The Agency gain high-value teams.