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Strong growth was the theme of the quarter despite a net loss. CEO Tamir Poleg also said he believed Real will come out ahead should commissions rules change.

Mortgage rates took a dive this week, experiencing the largest one-week decline in a year.

Tracy Kasper addressed Realtors in a video post, offering specific advice for working with buyers and sellers, and a look ahead to other legal actions.

During the company's recent earnings call, CEO Glenn Sanford was asked about ongoing litigation that claims eXp ignored a pattern of sexual misconduct.

A spokesperson said roughly two dozen people were laid off across multiple teams as part of Zillow’s ongoing resource-management efforts.

During a webinar, T3 Sixty leaders acknowledged that emotions are running high as they talked through potential implications of the Sitzer/Burnett verdict.

Anywhere inks deal with RealScout; Scout wins pitch battle; Chime rebrands; Saskatchewan Realtors adds Restb.ai; Recruiting Insight absorbs Talent Scout.

Lance Lambert, former real estate editor at Fortune, discussed his theory of the market’s headwinds and tailwinds — and the “tug-of-war” they’re playing.

In the Q3 earnings call, Robert Reffkin said Sitzer/Burnett probably won't lower commission splits, highlighted the company's strength despite continued losses.

More settlements and MLS changes are coming, the CEOs of NextHome and T3 Sixty say. Agents need training, and they’re not the only ones.

Following the Sitzer/Burnett verdict, the internet has been buzzing about the end of buyer agency. Industry expert Russ Cofano says that's just a lot of noise.

Christie's expands in NorCal, Caribbean; John L. Scott acquires Sterling Johnston; ERA, C21 add affiliates; CB Warburg nabs lux agent; eXp lands $4B team; more.

The Sitzer/Burnett verdict has the industry bracing for a sea change. But leaders at Zillow and Homes.com say MLSs add value and can’t simply be torn down.

CEO Glenn Sanford acknowledged the challenging market, but said eXp has increased market share and added agents even as revenue remains flat.

The pace of jobs and wages slowed in October, which may reduce inflation and potentially knock down mortgage rates in time for the spring selling season.

While revenue dipped slightly, net losses totaled more than $59 million, but CEO Steve Joyce said the company continued to make progress in a tough market.

CEO Glenn Kelman told investors its customer focus, including self-service options for buyers, helped improve earnings and could help Redfin grab market share.

During the company's Q3 earnings call, CEO Carrie Wheeler said she anticipates a quiet fourth quarter but an uptick in home acquisitions next year.

After steadily climbing this fall, average rates — which have been hovering near 8% — inched down this week, but continued fluctuations are likely.

Nykia Wright, previously CEO of the Chicago Sun-Times, will be interim CEO. Goldberg had previously announced plans to depart in 2024.