AI agent platforms look to find their stride in 2025
AI real estate agent companies proliferated in the wake of the business practice changes mandated by the NAR settlement going into effect.
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Nosalek plaintiffs seek preliminary approval of MLS PIN settlement
After 16 months of back and forth, the MLS PIN plaintiffs claim the DOJ will not provide any information on desired amendments.
NAR names Jarrod Grasso to new industry relations post
Grasso has a long history of leadership within Realtor associations, most recently serving as the CEO of New Jersey Realtors.
Berkshire Hathaway Energy seeks arbitration in Gibson commission lawsuit
Berkshire Hathaway Energy (BHE), the parent company of real estate brokerage firm HomeServices of America, has asked Judge Stephen R. Bough to reconsider a previous ruling and for an order to compel arbitration in the Gibson copycat commission lawsuit.
Appeals of NAR settlement approval continue to pile up
Two appeals were filed earlier this week by Hao Zhe Wang, and Rosalie Doyle, Jessica Winters and John Guerra, for a total of seven appeals.
Lutz homebuyer commission lawsuit adds over 30 new plaintiffs
Many of the new plaintiffs in the Lutz suit include plaintiffs from other homebuyer suits including Scott Davis, Mya Batton and James Mullis.
Sue Yannaccone says Anywhere is looking to raise the bar in 2025
At Anywhere, communication was the key to success in 2024. The company plans to continue to leverage this strength to fuel growth in 2025.
Realty ONE Group allows agents in Arizona to break from NAR
Realty ONE agents who choose not to join NAR will be able to access the local MLS through MLS Choice by Phoenix Realtors.
Realty ONE Group’s flat-fee model and positivity fuel success
Realty ONE Group’s CFO says that his firm’s flat-fee model is attractive to agents based on market headwinds.
eXp, Weichert say Gibson plaintiffs’ motion is all about attorneys’ fees
Two defendants say the attempt to move courts is an attempt to “monopolize the class’s recovery and especially, the attorneys’ fees.”