Judge voiced concerns that the Clear Cooperation Policy could have anticompetitive effects but suggested TAN was the wrong plaintiff to bring suit
Contestants offered tools for staging, rentals, listing presentations, keeping up with clients post-close, real estate development, affordable housing, risk assessment and accounting
REX calls out NAR for alleged 'false assertions,' while NAR alleges REX is blaming others for its 'business shortcomings' and that 'consumers are not interested' in REX's services
The company, which in July announced it had raised $165M with help from Will Smith’s Dreamers VC and a branch of Jay-Z’s Roc Nation, will tap NAR to connect with buyers
But the latest numbers, provided by OJO Labs, do hint at possible improvements in the ongoing inventory shortage
The federal agency says NAR can't use a 2008 consent decree to shield itself from investigation of its rules
A new Connecticut law that limits team names is just the latest in a list of regulations impacting teams and their branding
Real estate industry professionals argued that the latest eviction moratorium hurts small time landlords and leads to renters piling up debt
Cyber security and lead generation topped the list of tech tools agents wished their brokerages offered, according to a new National Association of Realtors study
Home equity and job growth are expected to hold the levee against a tidal wave of pandemic-triggered foreclosures
Dozens of teams will likely have to rebrand thanks to a state law that prohibits the use of terms such as 'group' and 'LLC'
Three real estate brokers share how they help new agents navigate bidding wars, manage finances, and keep their sanity while building their business
International buyers were less involved in the US housing market during the first year of the pandemic — but that may soon change
Rising home prices are causing landlords to choose between equity or cash flow. For those deciding to list, earnings are substantial, investment property owners told Inman
Agents misrepresent themselves and aspects of their transaction, sometimes without even knowing it, according to broker and ethics hearing officer Barbara Betts