A new Connecticut law that limits team names is just the latest in a list of regulations impacting teams and their branding
Report finds 7 federal agencies, including the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, have failed to protect Americans' personal and financial information
The moratorium comes shortly after the previous eviction ban expired, and could ultimately cover 90 percent of US renters
Mortgage giants benefited from rising home prices and a surge in refinancings prompted by falling interest rates
Dozens of teams will likely have to rebrand thanks to a state law that prohibits the use of terms such as 'group' and 'LLC'
Tenants who won a lottery to live at Fifteen Hudson Yards are suing the developer for violating NYC's 'poor door' ban, which bans separate entrances for low-income residents
People who lost income during the pandemic are finding it hard to buy their first homes as real estate prices grew faster than incomes, according to a new Harvard University report
National Association of Realtors: 'The Administration has publicly signaled a lack of understanding about the MLS system and the associated commission structure'
New pop-up informs renters that it's illegal to discriminate by legal source of income in New York and New Jersey
Real estate experts share how President Biden's latest executive order could impact real estate from licensing to noncompete agreements to antitrust lawsuits
After 6 months of easing, credit availability tightened by 8.5% in June
Mortgage giants' federal regulator expects lenders to pass savings along to borrowers
Agency letter offers first clue that the Clear Cooperation Policy may be part of a 'broader investigation' into trade group's rules
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NAR has been fighting for commission while letting the industry slide in the public’s opinion. Here's what we should be doing
The National Association of Realtors countered that the Consumer Federation of America's assertions are 'wrong and misleading' and 'commissions are very much negotiable'
Homebuyers have used these so-called 'love letters' to help their offers stand out, but critics say they leave the door open for discrimination