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In the third of a three-part series, RESO CEO Sam DeBord explains why rules are critical to the MLS and how shifts in the industry influence MLS functions.

MLS platform Perchwell was born out of CEO Brendan Fairbanks' desire to create "a more quantitative approach to understanding the market."

Bright MLS legal counsel Brian Schneider explained the ins and outs of the NAR settlement rule changes. Here’s what real estate professionals need to know.

$90M luxury agent moves to Corcoran; 40-year independent joins ERA Powered; Seattle broker hops from The Agency to Real; eXp highlights Q1 team recruitments.

Stellar MLS expands voice search capabilities; NorthstarMLS launches RESO web API; T3 Sixty announces Tech Summit plans.

Top Agent Network is asking for an October 2025 trial date in the dispute over the National Association of Realtors’ Clear Cooperation policy.

The ruling leaves open the possibility of consolidation after settlements have concluded. But in the meantime, cases that had been on pause can move forward.

Attorneys argued that the home sellers “should not have to wait indefinitely to defend their verdict on appeal” and provided details about the case’s timeline.

More than a quarter of consumers surveyed by Redfin don’t know how much their agent was paid, while nearly 20% weren’t sure who provided the compensation.

As the U.S. economy continues to show strength, mortgage rates could stay in the 7% range this homebuying season.

During a webinar hosted by T3 Sixty, consultants and guests discussed how tried-and-true tactics like geo-farming can help agents get more deals.

Lamacchia teams up with Sears; top dealmaker returns to Compass; The Agency opens in Steamboat Springs; Bay Area firm joins Real; ERA and BHGRE gain affiliates.

The mortgage wholesaler is accused of steering and “cheating” borrowers through excessive fees, echoing some claims seen in the commissions cases.

During a podcast, Kevin Sears said interim CEO Nykia Wright will remain through the end of the year, and shared the financial realities behind NAR’s settlement.

A pair of new reports look at the role investors played in the housing market last year and offer insights into their current outlook and pain points.

While consumers are feeling less enthusiastic about the direction of mortgage rates, they “appear to be moving past the hurdle of last year’s sharp jump.”

The NAR settlement will lead to better service and lower costs for homebuyers, new research from the Consumer Federation of America suggests.

The company reached the agreement in the Umpa case, the only major class action involving agent pay to name Real as a defendant.

At least seven complaints have been filed by former Keller Williams agents over reductions set to take effect on July 1.

In the second of a three-part series, RESO CEO Sam DeBord offers a look at the MLS outside the U.S. and Canada.