NAR's Multiple Listing Issues and Policies Committee on Saturday voted to approve the Clear Cooperation Policy. The proposal now moves to NAR's Executive Committee
Before National Association of Realtors members debate a controversial pocket listing policy Saturday, the trade group addressed common questions gathered by MLS executives
Living with parents long enough to afford a down payment on a home is one way young Americans are getting by
'Clear Cooperation Policy' will now require that properties be submitted to the MLS within one business day, a change that puts the policy more in line with Bright MLS's rule
National Association of Realtors leaders struck a celebratory tone at NAR 360, the trade group's kick-off event for its annual Realtors Conference & Expo Thursday
'If you don’t want me to text [during a board meeting], it needs to be interesting,' one Realtor said. 'I don’t mean you need to entertain me, but it needs to be worthwhile.'
In the third quarter, mortgage rates fell from 4.08% to 3.71%, according to data from the National Association of Realtors
Home prices rose in 93% of all US metro markets, according to a new National Association of Realtors report
The Council of Multiple Listing Services, which represents more than 200 local MLSs, argues in favor of a policy floated last month by the National Association of Realtors
Opinion
People need to stop thinking of coming soons and pocket listings as identical. They aren’t, and they each need their own rules
Opinion
This week, NAR members gather to face another set of tough decisions. This time, pocket listings take center stage
But pushing the 14-year veteran out of the MLS won't be easy. 'I’m rock solid,' Harrison told Inman. 'That means the mind’s all there, I’m ready to work, I’ve got stuff to do.'
The discount brokerage argued in a letter that Bright MLS's new policy banning pocket listings will 'act as a restraint of trade'
The brokerage is partnering with Clearwater Benefits, a Texas-based insurance startup for independent contractors
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