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A new presidential administration and a Supreme Court decision could affect how the Justice Department approaches the real estate industry in the new year.

While rates have risen by nearly a percentage point since late September, buyers appear to have “recalibrated expectations” — and home sales have improved.

Feel like you couldn’t keep up with all the news last year? Take a moment to look back at some key stories that will continue to play an important role.

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Real estate visionary Stefan Swanepoel says the fragmented industry must pull together despite differences over issues like Clear Cooperation. Here’s how.

A new report found that homelessness in the U.S. increased 18% over the past year due to high housing costs, natural disasters and migration.

See what leading industry influencers shared exclusively with Real Estate News on topics spanning commissions lawsuits, NAR, and brokerage and MLS success.

2024 was supposed to be the year that home sales bounced back, but rates, inflation (and buyers) had other plans.

It’s (still) all about home prices. Inventory is up, but much of it is stale, while flattening rents are keeping renters in their homes longer.

As a weak market and dissatisfaction with NAR drive attrition, more leaders are considering opening MLS access to non-Realtors, a recent survey found.

Lead generation can provide a quick boost, but harnessing demand will continue to pay dividends over time. Learn how they work together, and why you need both.

Leaders of the nation’s 16th-largest MLS envision a broker-centric future — and more privately owned multiple listing services. “We’ve now opened the door.”

$1 billion New Jersey team joins eXp; Oklahoma's Sage Sotheby's Realty acquires Element Sotheby's in Kansas City; CB Warburg adds Brooklyn office, 6 agents.

In a recent poll, 37% of remote workers said they would look for a new job if asked to come back to the office full time, citing the commute as a key factor.

Tessa Hultz ‘uniquely qualified’ to guide SDAR’s ‘change and growth’; Sherry Chris departs adviser role at Anywhere; Constellation Software elevates president.

Concerns about the policy aren’t new. But with NAR reeling and the DOJ looming, they’ve taken on a new, more contentious tone.

“Buyers and sellers are gradually returning” but inventory could take a hit if homeowners stay locked in to their lower rates, experts say.

The tech-forward brokerage is doubling down on a simpler way for agents to access virtual worlds. Said Glenn Sanford: “I’m proud to have had eXp fund” FrameVR.

In an email to leaders, the association said PAR’s refusal to stop offering its MLS Choice option leaves NAR “no choice” but to defend its trademark and model.

When law professor Tanya Monestier started looking into buyer agreements, she never expected to become a leading voice in NAR’s biggest battle.