Buyer Agent Playbook: What Clients Insist on Knowing Right Now About the Market Climate
To reverse an informal idiom, it’s probably true that all agents can walk the walk, but can they all talk...
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Gibson Plaintiff Attorneys Seek One-Third of $110.6M Settlement
In a filing Tuesday, Aug. 20, the Gibson vs. NAR plaintiff attorneys—which includes the Burnett trial's Michael Ketchmark—requested the court...
Real Estate’s Q2 Earnings Point to Continued Changes Ahead
When the market is in flux, and there’s a focus on regulatory changes on the horizon, it can be difficult...
Nykia Wright Looks to Rebuild NAR’s Reputation
As the residential real estate industry begins a new chapter, marked by material changes to how business is conducted, the...
Nykia Wright Talks Industry Challenges and Potential Path Forward Post Settlement Changes
The future of real estate is still unwritten. Still, Nykia Wright, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) interim CEO, is...
Global Spotlight: Family-Oriented Communities Draw Buyers to the Great White North
While housing accessibility and affordability pose the biggest challenges in the Niagara region—and throughout Canada as a whole—sales have been...
Op-Ed: We Must Remain a Unified Force
Editor's note: Robert Reffkin will be one of 120+ speakers at RISMedia's 36th Annual CEO & Leadership Exchange, September 4-6,...
Webinar Recap: Countdown to August 17–Compensation and Commission Strategies Post-NAR Mandate
The way that real estate business is conducted is changing, and the industry must accept and adapt, adhering to fiduciary...
Brokers Sue NAR, Local Associations Over MLS Membership Requirements
Not homesellers, not homebuyers, not the Department of Justice (DOJ), but real estate agents themselves are now suing the National...
Brokers Say Agents Not Fully Prepared to Communicate Value, Negotiate
As brokers stare down the barrel of the August 17 deadline, when changes agreed to by the National Association of...
6 Musts to Share With Buyers About Why You Rule Over AI
“AI can summarize what has been published about a property,” says one real estate professional. “The trouble is that some of the most important information has not been published, is no longer current or cannot be understood without seeing the home.” Read more.
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