Byron Lazine and Nicole White break down the Cotality–ResiClub survey, where 90% of agents say they’re staying despite a 40-year low in existing-home sales.
Redfin reports buyer agent commissions rose to 2.43% in Q2 2025, with gains across all price tiers despite predictions they would fall after the NAR settlement.
Homie Technology, Inc. is the latest to file an antitrust lawsuit against NAR and several major real estate firms.
Tom Toole explains the NAR settlement survey results and highlights four key reasons sellers should consider this approach to maintain a competitive edge in the market.
In a recent survey by Clever Real Estate, 1,000 American consumers and 331 real estate agents responded to a series of questions about the upcoming changes resulting from the NAR settlement.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced a temporary policy allowing veteran and active-duty homebuyers to directly compensate their buyer agent. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) applauded the move in a message to its members.
In the latest episode of The Real Word podcast, Byron Lazine and Nicole White discussed the rise of commission sharing sites, specifically Listingsplit and Nesthook, revealing three reasons these sites face an uphill battle.
BAM hosted a live Knowledge Brokers panel with Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti, joined by special guest Chris Giannos, to discuss the NAR settlement. Here we focus on 3 scenarios for buyer agent compensation if the settlement is approved.
On Day 9 of the Sitzer/Burnett trial, defendants called additional witnesses to the stand, including David Stevens, former Federal Housing Commissioner, T3Group founder Stefan Swanepoel, and Dr. Lawrence Wu, an economist and expert witness.
Anywhere Real Estate and RE/MAX have agreed to a proposed settlement in the Nosalek commission antitrust lawsuit.
Here’s a timeline of recent events and changes facing the National Association of Realtors® (NAR), along with its reactions.
A little more than a week before the Sitzer/Burnett class action suit goes to trial, NAR reversed course and said it’s now allowing listings with $0 for buyer compensation.
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