Eight multiple listings services covering about 325,000 agents and brokers nationwide have unveiled a new strategy to update their infrastructure
Artificial intelligence will create winners and losers in real estate. Which will you be?
Young set to lead controversial NAR subsidiary with a focus on 'cost efficiencies' and member services
Rivals in the Windy City spat over sales figures claims
Through joint venture, MLSs aim to provide cost-effective benefits and services to all broker and agent members
Federal regulators will live stream event, public is invited to weigh in on antitrust with comments now
Dues would also rise every year under new proposal to fund political spending, zipLogix software and more
Think tank ITIF’s public forum will explore ways to make the industry more competitive
Data and analytics firm strikes syndication deal with the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), but has no plans to take on StreetEasy
'Yes-MLS' will have more than 12,000 members and serve 36 counties in Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Real estate giant taps into new revenue stream, prompts agent concerns about what comes next
Nation's largest multiple listing service takes on new territories, says a single source of property data in the Golden State is for the industry's own good
We took a close look at political candidates and causes that get the most money from the real estate trade group and found some surprises
Trade group teases talks with three of the four 'FANG' companies — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google — but remains tight-lipped on details
Trade group put some 90 MLSs on notice to comply with required data standards
CEO says focus on agent count, sales volume and units is 'not the game that we’re playing anymore'
Trade group addresses worries over real estate competition
Gary Keller: 'We are not a real estate company anymore'
Joint DOJ-FTC antitrust workshop to be held sometime in the spring
Contacts from Zillow Group now account for an estimated 7.5% in overall real estate commissions
