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Following a review, Top Agent Network's lawsuit challenging NAR's Clear Cooperation Policy — which had been dismissed in 2021 — will be able to proceed.

First American Financial is the latest real estate service provider to be targeted by hackers, and still has no estimated time for a fix.

On stages large and small, NAR President Tracy Kasper is making a compelling push to retake the Realtor narrative and highlight efforts to expand homeownership.

For those who can find a home to buy, falling rates will provide significant relief.

KW promotes two longtime leaders to help enhance regional growth.

Before making a small gain in November, existing home sales had been on a downward trajectory since July.

Lending changes, outside-the-box compensation options and some amount of agent attrition are likely outcomes, say T3 Sixty executives.

Small cities in New Hampshire and Connecticut dominated the search portal's most popular markets for 2023.

The latest NAHB survey shows improving builder confidence, and even Fannie Mae’s more bearish economists see a recovery ahead.

Art Carter and Brian Donnellan, CEOs of the nation’s largest MLSs, are pals as well as colleagues, walking the talk of collaboration in challenging times.

The Department of Justice has inserted itself — again — in the Nosalek buyer-broker commissions case ahead of final settlement approval.

The former eXp CEO is resigning from the company’s board and reported selling 60,000 shares of company stock last week.

Even if the hoped-for economic “soft landing” isn’t so soft, don’t expect to see a wave of short sales and foreclosures next year.

As lawsuits over agent compensation multiply, it’s important for leaders to assess agreements, training and how buyer agency adds value to their business.

Matt Lionetti leaves The Agency for Real; Century 21 firms merge in S. Carolina; The Agency expands in Long Island; eXp Luxury and eXp Canada grow; more.

The brokerage, which has been the target of multiple lawsuits and investigations alleging predatory practices, filed for bankruptcy in September.

This is the second lawsuit challenging buyer agent compensation to be filed in the state in just over a month and includes many of the same players.

Wu previously stepped down from the CEO role last year and said he is now "called to get back to my startup roots."

Five women told the Times that it took a lawsuit to get action on predatory behavior. A second lawsuit has been filed, and eXp said that it let “bad actors” go.

Hacks wreaked havoc in the second half of the year. But the industry pulled together, proving that professionalism and relationships are what drive real estate.