DOJ Negotiates Another Settlement in Bank Redlining Initiative
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has approved a settlement from OceanFirst Bank in relation to a redlining investigation against them....
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The Bond House: Where Luxury Is No Longer Just a License to Thrill
Property highlights: Location: Austin, Texas Listing Price: $8.9 million Features: 5,100-square-foot waterfront retreat with four bedrooms and five bathrooms. Added...
Newsmakers Spotlight: Jon Waclawski on Politically Advocating for REALTORS®
Jon Waclawski is a first-time RISMedia Real Estate Newsmaker and the vice president of political advocacy at the National Association...
Moving Past the ‘Bad Internet’
Above: Andy Florance and John Featherston Photo Credit: AJ Canaria Against a backdrop of industry disquiet over foundational changes to...
Legal Scholar Provides DOJ With Contracts Expertise as It Moves Forward in NAR Decision
University at Buffalo School of Law professor Tanya Monestier, in an exclusive, lengthy and wide-ranging interview with RISMedia, explained that...
Ruling on Future of Clear Cooperation Punted to October
As the real estate industry works to implement rule changes triggered by the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) Aug. 17...
Do Presidential Elections Impact the Housing Market?
Conventional wisdom has held that the housing market slows in the months leading up to a presidential election. However, data...
Curbio Pays $7.5M, Agrees to Practice Changes in D.C. Lawsuit Settlement
Curbio, the Maryland-based pre-listing renovation company that offers pay-later services for home sellers upgrading or repairing their homes, is settling...
Three Tips for Recruiting—and Keeping—the Right Agents in Your Brokerage
Your brokerage’s success depends on the people who bring in business—your agents. With the right strategies in place, you can...
Buyer Agent Playbook: 3 Reasons Clients Must Buy Now Instead of Waiting
As Tom Petty sang, “The waiting is the hardest part.” Was he referring to homebuyer hopefuls? Not sure, but either...
How to Host a Successful Open House in Winter
The winter months create some unique challenges for holding an open house, and preparation for these cold or snowy days is important for success. Read more.
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