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Mortgage rates, inventory and prices are expected to improve for homebuyers in the new year as the industry responds to commissions-focused court cases.

Coldwell Banker Danforth broker/owner says he’s not against NAR, but that he wants agents to be able to decide for themselves if they join or not.

A new ranking of the top 10 cities for growth includes five Southern California metros that could see double-digit sales growth next year.

The National Association of Realtors is at risk of becoming irrelevant — or worse. T3 Sixty industry consultants offer their take on how it must reshape itself.

Trying to keep up with all of the recent lawsuits challenging the way agents get paid? Here’s a cheat sheet.

More than 2,700 Redfin agents are eligible for compensation from the $3 million settlement payout.

The DOJ wants to revisit an antitrust case originally settled in 2020, and if successful, could demand even more changes to commission practices.

Real Estate News has selected the top newsmakers in a year shaped by trials — of all kinds — and resilience in the face of epic challenges and opportunities.

The latest CoreLogic report shows delinquencies at record low levels, although there are some warning signs.

Rates edged closer to the 7% mark this week, improving affordability. Coupled with a small bump in listings, that could mean more year-end sales.

Nationally, pending sales slid 1.5% in October as mortgage rates spiked and buyers retreated.

A year ago, many economists forecast that rates would fall within the 5-6% range by the end of 2023, but the economy didn’t behave as expected.

With Homes.com in investment mode, Realtor.com and Redfin are reshaping themselves in pursuit of the top spot among home search portals, T3 Sixty experts say.

Nashville, which offers a mix of relatively affordable home prices and a low cost of living, made it back onto Redfin’s latest migration destination list.

Forecasts from Realtor.com and Bright MLS offer varying degrees of optimism, with a split on inventory and an eye on wild cards like inflation and the election.

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Fidelity National Financial, the nation’s largest title company, coming back “office by office” as real estate agents and loan officers find low-tech solutions.

The 5.5% increase for 2024 “seems like a pretty good indication,” that the Federal Housing Finance Agency expects home prices to keep increasing.

A collection of reports show that high mortgage rates weren’t enough to dampen price increases as demand continues to outpace supply.

The case takes aim at NAR and local as well as national brokerages, while calling out the current system as a way to protect ineffective agents.