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Buyers are left wondering if they should wait for rates to fall again, as some economists expect, or act now “and worry about rates secondly.”

The trade organization filed an official request with the high court today, asking for a review of an antitrust case that was ostensibly closed in 2021.

Zillow’s latest trends report finds that, despite turbulence in the market, consumer traits and preferences are fairly stable — with some key exceptions.

In the second of a 2-part series, NextHome CEO James Dwiggins warns of a greed-driven future if the CCP is eliminated, and shares a proposal for revising it.

President Susan Daimler reiterated the company's support for the Clear Cooperation Policy, and called private networks "terrible" for consumers and agents.

Three major Texas MLSs — Unlock, HAR and SABOR — agree to share data; REcore unveils new compliance product for buyer agents; Stellar subsidiary goes global.

West Penn MLS was also dismissed, with the judge ruling there was no evidence of a conspiracy between the parties to fix rates.

In the first of a 2-part series, NextHome CEO James Dwiggins explains the history of NAR’s policy and warns of the legal consequences of eliminating it.

Consumers were considerably more upbeat about the housing market in September, but rising mortgage rates may put a damper on their enthusiasm.

The deal, which is not yet final, came in a Georgia case but covers similar lawsuits over agent compensation.

Tether RE takes top spot in T3 Tech Summit Pitch Battle, DropOffer launches platform for off-market deals, Rayse platform goes live in 200 brokerages.

Watch the conversation with industry icon Sherry Chris as she discusses leading with humility, brand-building and navigating change.

Christie's Real Estate gains KY team; The Agency adds office, launches mortgage business; BHGRE nabs Louisiana affiliate; SFAR president joins Redfin; more.

In a fourth amended complaint, Top Agent Network has doubled down on its allegations that Clear Cooperation is anticompetitive and anti-consumer choice.

While higher levels of employment is good news for real estate in the long term, rising rates may put a damper on home sales this fall.

The sale-leaseback proptech mired in legal action celebrated a win that absolved the firm of wrongdoing and awarded it over $153,000 for past due rent and fees.

“We need people who are more ambitious,” real estate leaders were told at this week’s T3 Tech Summit. And they need to be ready to go deeper with AI.

A total of nine brokerages have settled in the Gibson/Umpa case, but objectors balk at damage amounts and cite concerns over the impact on homebuyer claims.

In its latest consumer guide, the association offers general education about MLSs while alluding to the ongoing debate over its Clear Cooperation Policy.

Mortgage rates remain relatively low, and buyer activity, including home tours and mortgage purchase applications, are up.