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Rates are edging closer to 6%, but the downward trend still hasn’t translated into sales as potential homebuyers play the waiting game.

The former CEO of RE/MAX and Century 21 says he will apply his experience helping franchise owners to his new role in real estate consulting.

Lawyers for Move asked the court to approve a preliminary injunction against CoStar in its trade secrets suit involving a former Realtor.com employee.

Oklahoma and Texas lead the way, with supply up nearly 20% compared to the same week in 2019.

Major brokerage leaders are telling agents to be patient with other real estate professionals (and consumers) as the industry adjusts to new practices.

Lists and calculators can be a starting point for prospective buyers weighing their options, but the decision to purchase a home is based on more than data.

The housing market has seen its share of highs and lows in recent years, but appreciation has only moved in one direction: up. Could that be changing?

A new report calls out numerous state associations for buyer agreements that could hurt consumers or break the new rules.

Watch the conversation with an agent who ditched cooperative compensation last year — and is getting deals done. See how he talks to sellers (and buyer agents).

Agents from six states allege that the parent company of Realtor.com sold dubious leads, and said NAR — also a defendant — was “complicit” in the scheme.

Pending sales for all other tiers were down compared to last year, but entry-level homes attracted significant buyer interest in July.

Brokerages need to define their purpose in this new era, says Keller Williams CEO Mark Willis, and training, tech will be key to KW’s identity.

Compass gains teams in NYC, Chicago; C21 welcomes Kentucky firm; Onward grows to 300 agents; BHGRE affiliate adds Puget Sound firm; Christie's enters Singapore.

Two new surveys provide a snapshot of what agents are seeing in the market, and while they’re slightly less optimistic, they remain “net positive.”

New home sales jumped 10.6% in July as builders took advantage of lower mortgage rates and used incentives to close deals.

The federal agency claims that the rental software company’s product is keeping rents high and stifling competition.

Watch the conversation with analyst John Campbell on the winners — and “not winners” — among public real estate firms, plus a bold guess about agent attrition.

Homie says the defendants — NAR, 4 top brokerages and a Utah MLS — conspired to control competition in the industry and steered buyers away from its listings.

The company said fewer than 100 roles were affected, and it "needs less support and managerial staff" as more agents transition to Redfin Next.

Top execs discussed how the company is addressing industry practice changes, including its intention to display compensation on its listings.