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The company has retooled its revenue share program to make it easier for newer agents to benefit from it — and to help its recruiting efforts.

Indie brokerage network LeadingRE has a new COO, chief legal officer; marketing platform Addressable taps Opendoor exec as COO; Women's Council names new CEO.

FMLS partners with CoreLogic, Restb.ai; Revive launches AI renovation tool; RE/MAX adds CubiCasa; plus, NAR iOi pitch battle winners and more.

Monika Kaszycka says buyer’s agents already work hard, and they’ll have to prove their value even more if buyers have to pay them upfront.

It's critical to understand the many types of threats facing real estate professionals and the strategies to avoid becoming a victim.

On average, U.S. homeowners gained nearly $14,000 in equity since the beginning of the year, though equity is down slightly from last year's peak.

An ambitious challenge from Homes.com for consumer market share and agent dollars has reignited the portal competition, says former Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff.

The Agency drafts former NFL stars, adds to development group; RE/MAX firm acquires large team; EXIT expands in the South; NY team joins eXp; E&V enters Belize.

The average rate on a 30-year loan settled at 7.12% this week, but a decline in mortgage applications suggests that “consumers are weary.”

As the industry digests Anywhere’s decision to settle the Moehrl and Sitzer/Burnett cases, more such deals, and policy changes, emerge as likely outcomes.

The latest Black Knight Mortgage Monitor Report paints a bleak picture of housing affordability with “limited room for a rebound” anytime soon.

“A lot of agents are going to make more money,” says CEO Tamir Poleg as Real reduces the threshold to move up in its rev share structure.

A new survey from Zillow found that more than 80% of homebuyers evaluate climate and environmental risks when considering where to live.

After a major real estate company reached a settlement in the Moehrl and Sitzer/Burnett cases, NAR said its commitment to defend itself remains unchanged.

The company and plaintiffs informed the judges that a preliminary settlement has been reached, ending two potentially damaging trials for Anywhere.

Most clients want to work with their agents again, but few do. Why? Because agents don't take full advantage of their CRM and stay in touch with past clients.

For Heather Maddox, working with buyers is "exciting and positive," and she’s confident she’ll continue to get paid no matter the outcome of lawsuits.

NWMLS CEO Tom Hurdelbrink says brokerage expansion is changing how MLSs operate, and lawsuits could spur an industry-wide “generational and tectonic shift.”

Century 21 snags SC firm; Christie’s opens in the Hamptons; Compass adds Chicago agents; Real gains luxury team; BHGRE opens in Turkey.

New construction homes and multifamily housing are on different tracks. Here’s why that matters, and what’s coming in the next year.