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Ryan Schneider spoke to Real Estate News about his company’s decision to settle in the commissions cases and his thoughts on NAR and the year ahead.

The lawsuits, known as Batton 1 and Batton 2, may soon be combined, with both moving forward under Judge Andrea Wood.

The best way to protect consumers and raise the bar for the entire industry? Require buyer agency agreements across the board.

The trade association favors a consolidated approach but wants all 19 cases included — and doesn’t think the trial should be held in Missouri.

Cameron Paine takes on top role at MARIS as CEO David Price retires; Happy Grasshopper, HomeScout, Rechat and Lundy announce new executive hires.

AREA, an initiative spearheaded by Mauricio Umansky and Jason Haber, aims to create “something totally new” for agents and others dissatisfied with NAR.

The newly launched firm — the brainchild of former eXp and Real execs — tweaks the downline model and is intended to “professionalize the industry.”

For more than a decade, housing supply has not kept pace with demand. Building more homes might seem like the answer, but there’s more to it than that.

A new survey finds that most brokerages and agents are using artificial intelligence tools, especially ChatGPT. But they need to watch out for the risks.

Scandals at NAR and beyond have shed new light on a familiar and distinctly female challenge: Having to work harder and protect yourself because of your gender.

Influencer leaves Corcoran for Compass; Christie's lands in Curaçao; @properties expands to Ann Arbor; Denver firm joins ERA; KW tops Best Workplace list.

The latest filing focuses on the Northeastern part of California and takes aim at MetroList MLS as well as multiple associations and brokerages.

A former female employee claims she was harassed, then fired for resisting advances from Chris Nevada of the Nevada Real Estate Group.

According to the latest NAR data, just 4.09 million existing home sales were reported in 2023, the lowest number in nearly three decades.

All eyes are on inventory levels — which are up slightly compared to a year ago — as the market gears up for spring.

A jury ruled that Zillow's display of non-MLS listings was not deceptive, and a judge denied a request for a new trial. REX now says it will appeal.

The latest case, which focuses on Los Angeles, lists 35 defendants including the largest MLS in the U.S., major brokerages and two dozen associations.

Lower rates are good news for buyers, but increased demand could further erode limited inventory.

Defendants in the Gibson case — which no longer includes Hanna — were also denied a request for a delay on Wednesday.

Home builder sentiment is up significantly in January as lower mortgage rates bring more buyers back to the market.