Despite offering a cautiously positive assessment of the settlement struck by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) late last month, Department of Justice (DOJ) antitrust
In a move likely to inspire deja vu, United Real Estate Group (UREG) is looking to join the list of former defendants in a massive
“I don’t have to offer commission to a buyer agent—why should I?” This simple seller question—one that is likely to become more common every day—is
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The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) is once again facing accusations of sexual harassment, retaliation and workplace discrimination, with a lawsuit filed in federal court
Above, Amy Lessinger Amy Lessinger, the pioneering president of RE/MAX, is hailed as a visionary within the real estate sphere. Lessinger’s journey began over two
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has issued a proposed $3.95 million fine against Florida-based mortgage lender Freedom Mortgage. The CFPB previously sued Freedom Mortgage
Engel & Völkers has become the latest brokerage to settle class-action commission lawsuits by sellers, according to filings in federal court today, as the international
Above from left, Leo Pareja, Kendall Bonner and Holly Mabery “You need to proactively explain where the value you deliver is, because if someone thinks
REsides, Inc. has announced it chose not to opt in to the NAR settlement. Instead, the MLS has stated it will implement its own changes,
