NAR’s commission lawsuit settlement receives final approval
Final approval was given to settlements reached by NAR, HomeServices of America, and the 15 MLSs and 13 brokerages that opted in.
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RE/MAX, Keller Williams, Anywhere denied in efforts to dismiss Batton 1 commission lawsuit
Meanwhile, the Batton 2 plaintiffs are looking amend their complaint by adding more plaintiffs and removing the state claims.
Trump names Scott Turner the new HUD secretary
The former pro football player, motivational speaker and prior White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council member was named Friday.
Move claims employee at center of legal battle with CoStar caused $5K in damage
The Realtor.com parent company filed a second amended complaint on Tuesday after a judge previously dismissed two of its claims.
Defendants with settlements dismissed from Hooper commission lawsuit
The dismissed defendants include Christie’s, Redfin, Engel & Völkers, HomeSmart, Solid Source, Palmerhouse Properties and Ansley Atlanta.
How the “lavish” comp and perks NAR leaders enjoy compares to other housing trade groups
NAR’s volunteer leaders receive financial benefits that no other nonprofit in the housing space—including the MBA—comes close to matching, 990 filings reveal.
Coldwell Banker CEO highlights crucial role of communication skills for agent development
Lane shares key takeaways from her first year of leading Coldwell Banker Realty following a prior role at Sotheby’s International Realty.
Lamacchia Realty acquires Stone Ridge Properties
This is the 10th acquisition in Massachusetts for the Anthony Lamacchia-helmed firm in the past 16 months.
The next NAR scandal is here — and it’s about extravagant executive perks
The New York Times reported on lavish perks enjoyed by NAR executives, which could cause the trade group to lose its nonprofit status.
Real estate license reciprocity and portability: A complete guide to where you can practice
Does moving to another state doom you to a life of re-taking exams? Not necessarily. Check out our guide to real estate license reciprocity.