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The new guide from the National Association of Realtors also explains how concessions (which can be used to pay an agent) differ from offers of compensation.

August numbers were down nearly 5% from July, but came in better than a year ago and are still expected to outperform existing home sales in the coming months.

The Federal Trade Commission said the Dallas-based single-family home rental company “preyed on tenants through a variety of unfair and deceptive tactics.”

Florida, North Carolina and Texas dominate a new report sizing up the top 10 markets for real estate investment.

The brokerage platform also asked a judge to dismiss a copycat commissions lawsuit, saying it fails to prove Side conspired with anyone over agent compensation.

Agent count is growing, teams are expanding and its new compensation plan — Redfin Next — is going national faster than expected, according to a top exec.

A U.S. District Court judge has denied Move’s request for a preliminary injunction and questioned claims of “irreparable harm” to Realtor.com.

Housing issues have made their way into presidential politics, but federal policies are unlikely to make a dent in the undersupply in the short-term.

Watch the conversation with Steve Brobeck — whose work has influenced commissions cases and DOJ investigations — as he shares concerns about industry practices.

eXp adds NY team with 200-plus agents; RE/MAX Key Properties merges with West + Main Homes Oregon; Nicole Reed & Associates gets Real; and more.

Place/Livian deal ‘a significant step’; Lone Wolf and Seeking Agents respond to lawsuit-driven industry changes; Stellar adds access to MLS Match referral tool.

A new guide explains the types of compensation allowed (not an “open-ended amount or a range”), how buyers can ask sellers to pay and when it’s OK to walk away.

Former NextHome co-founder joins Realtor.com; North Carolina’s Canopy Realtor Association promotes VP to general counsel and COO; Virginia Realtors CEO retires.

Existing homes sales were down 4.2% year-over-year as prices kept climbing, keeping buyers sidelined. The good news: Inventory continues to build.

Alabama Realtors wants members to have “greater flexibility” with their dues dollars. Without it, NAR faces legal risk and could “lose these members forever.”

Economists are divided over whether rates will continue to drop — and whether “the dam is going to break” and unleash a flood of buyers.

A home’s layout and natural light are important, but a new survey reveals what people refuse to give up — and how many of them can stick to their budgets.

A recent survey from Century 21 found that buyers rank community higher than the home itself, and they rely on their agents to provide local insights.

The board took an aggressive approach with its 50-basis point cut, and signaled that two more cuts are coming this year.

Housing starts and completions rose year-over-year, and builders expressed more confidence this month — but a significant housing shortfall remains.