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New additions to the National Association of Realtors’ settlement FAQ page reinforce the idea that the client comes first, not the commission.

Parks leaders form new firm; TX indie merges with United; NYC brokerages join Side; Corcoran gains music legend; C21 grows in AL; Chicago duo joins E&V; more.

In a previous objection, Spring Way — a former plaintiff in a copycat case — said the amount paid by Anywhere, RE/MAX and KW won’t cover all “injured parties.”

Fannie Mae’s sentiment index hit a new low in May, with only 14% saying now is a good time to buy a home, but sales activity is expected to increase.

Industry leaders began sounding the alarm last week after seeing unlicensed data on a portal-like section of Microsoft’s search engine.

According to a new CoreLogic report, the typical homeowner saw their home equity increase by $28,000 over the past year.

Despite an increase in supply, affordability continues to keep many buyers on the sidelines, and rates aren’t expected to fall significantly this year.

Watch the conversation with industry news leader Mitch Robinson as he offers advice for working with local news outlets to “tell your story in a proactive way.”

Several commissions-related milestones are coming up, starting with the NAR settlement opt-in deadline in less than two weeks.

A new report from Realtor.com reveals a massive increase in price per square foot over the past five years.

CEO Brian Bair discusses the iBuyer’s push to expand agent programs and its strategy for success in a post-settlement future.

Serene Smith had been chief operating officer since 2017, a position RE/MAX will now sunset. The company has also hired an EVP for HR and administration.

The Austin-based MLS will roll out mandatory changes a few days early to help its members “own the moment” in August and beyond.

91% of Gen Zers in a recent survey said the cost of housing will play into who they vote for in November’s presidential election.

Keller Williams launches AI assistant; Houston Association of Realtors partners with RentSpree; Detroit's Realcomp MLS adds Lundy voice tech.

York Baur will remain on the board of directors, while Eric Elfman, a tech leader from outside the real estate industry, moves into the top role.

MLSs will no longer display offers of compensation, but some online startups say they have workarounds that comply with new rules. The DOJ may disagree.

A practice that became common when the market heated up may have run its course, observes veteran broker Phil Faranda.

Indiana's top C21 franchise appoints new VP of marketing; The Agency expands globally with new offices in Quebec and Portugal.