Effective Oct. 3, NWMLS's forms will specify that buyer broker compensation will come directly from sellers and offer new options for how listing agents and buyer agents will be paid
Digital notary startup hopes to help 'in the fight against real estate-based systemic racism'
Washington was the first U.S. state that saw a confirmed case of the coronavirus. A month and a half later the real estate industry soldiers on amid the chaos
Two weeks ago, coronavirus addendums were a niche thing. Now, they're pretty much everywhere
Canceling open houses, making showings voluntary and offering online training are some of the steps MLSs are taking. More drastic steps may be on the horizon
The Washington-based multiple listing service has disabled the open house feature in its tech platform, meaning agents won't be able to input, search or view open houses
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Requiring buyers to pay for their agent’s commission would force them onto the horns of dilemma. There's a better way
In radical move, high-tech brokerage plans to begin publishing data for all Seattle listings in early October
The move represents a sharp break from 600 or so other MLSs nationwide, some of whom have threatened to cut off brokerages who have tried to publicly display commissions
A flirtation by the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors to end syndication to Zillow and ListHub is nothing new — but the latest move proves the debate is far from settled
Company wins approval to subpoena CAR, Northwest MLS, Instanet Solutions, Google
Kirkland, Wash.-based MLS has more than 21,000 subscribers
Site's algorithm now considers customer satisfaction
Why some MLSs didn't buy into 'cash for listings' plan