NAR Facing New Alternative Organization as Competition
Above, Mauricio Umansky, left, and Jason Haber Already embroiled in controversies and lawsuits over the past year, the National Association ...
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Massive Buyer Lawsuits Will Move Forward, Consolidate
In a recent hearing for one of the largest and most important pending commission cases, Judge Andrea R. Wood said ...
Researchers Launch Unprecedented Survey of Local Regulations With ‘Zoning Atlas’
For better or for worse, real estate is local. Driven by county- and city-level land-use laws, individual neighborhoods and towns ...
December Saw Typical Slowdown in Activity, Report Finds
December 2023 exhibited a traditional end-of-year slowing in housing market activity, punctuated by many similarities to 2022, according to a ...
Real Estate Board of New York Announces Change to Real Estate Listing Service (RLS)
The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) has completed the migration of its Residential Listing Service (RLS) to the ...
Renting is Still More Affordable Than Owning
Rising home prices—along with high mortgage rates and inflation—have created a strong challenge of affordability in the housing market. It’s ...
COURT REPORT: High-Stakes Hearings This Week; NextHome CEO Calls for Settlements
It is indicative of just how different the legal landscape is post-Burnett verdict that two new commission lawsuits were filed, ...
Kevin Sears, New NAR President, to Address REALTORS® at Lamacchia’s 2024 Crush It in Real Estate Event
Amid a period of historic turmoil for the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), its newly appointed President, Kevin Sears, will ...
Existing-Home Sales Reach Lowest Level in 30 Years
Existing-home sales decreased 1% from November to a rate of 3.78 million in December, down 6.2% year-over-year, according to a ...
Consumer Sentiment Soars in January
Consumer sentiment grew an astounding 13.1% in January, following a sharp increase in December, according to data from the University ...
How to Have the Property Tax Conversation With Buyers
Homebuyers often ask questions about rising property taxes, but you must walk the line of being a resource and protecting your liability. Read more.
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