NYC Commission Cases Paused as Parties Spar Over Jurisdiction, NAR Settlement
A judge in the Southern District of New York paused two key commission cases on June 26 after an extensive ...
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4 Things Seller Clients Should Do to Help Ensure a Positive Appraisal
After going through the time and effort of getting an accepted offer for your seller’s home, the absolute last thing ...
REcolorado to Be Sold to Private Entity
The REALTOR® Association owners of REcolorado®, made up of the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® (DMAR) and the South Metro ...
Networking Cruises to New Levels at September Event
Gathering more than 400 of real estate's top brokerage leaders and industry experts, RISMedia’s 36th Annual CEO & Leadership Exchange, ...
Judges Split on Approach to Independent MLSs, NAR Opt-Ins
For independent MLSs, opting into the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) settlement was a tough decision, and potentially costly. But ...
How to Leverage Social Media in 2024
In the bustling realm of social media, it's essential to recognize that success isn't solely achieved through content creation. While ...
DOJ Seeks Ban of ‘Indirect’ Commission Rules, Alleges Antitrust in Optional NAR Policies
Despite offering a cautiously positive assessment of the settlement struck by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) late last month, ...
The Compensation Conversation: How to Avoid ‘Steering’ in a Post-Settlement World
“I don’t have to offer commission to a buyer agent—why should I?” This simple seller question—one that is likely to ...
Former Employee Sues NAR for Reneging on Sexual Harassment Settlement
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) is once again facing accusations of sexual harassment, retaliation and workplace discrimination, with a ...
Engel & Völkers Settles Commission Suits
Engel & Völkers has become the latest brokerage to settle class-action commission lawsuits by sellers, according to filings in federal ...
Condo or House? Helping Clients Decide Which Makes More Sense
With home prices still elevated in much of the country, condos have become more realistic for buyers determined to exit the rental train. Read more.
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