In his BAM interview with Byron Lazine, James Dwiggins calls for a pivot from the National Association of Realtors to the National Association of Homeowners, laying out the reasons and explaining why NAR’s current governance structure will be its downfall.
T3 Sixty’s 2025 Mega 1000 rankings reveal Compass remains the No. 1 brokerage with $231B in sales volume, widening its lead over Anywhere Advisors. The Real Brokerage surged to No. 5 after doubling its sales, while Side and Peerage Realty Partners broke into the top 10.
Rocket Companies is acquiring Mr. Cooper in a $9.4 billion deal, creating a mortgage giant servicing over $2.1 trillion in loans. Here’s what real estate agents need to know about the industry’s biggest shake-up of 2025.
It’s not 2021. Real estate success now depends on skills, strategy and adaption.
Gary Vee didn’t hold back when asked about low morale in real estate. In a webinar with Neel Dhingra, he called out agents who crumble in tough markets—and explained why true A-players thrive when times are hard.
The New York Times targets NAR in a new article, highlighting concerns over partisan spending by its nonprofit, the American Property Owners Alliance.
The DOJ’s new filing in the Sitzer/Burnett case highlights antitrust concerns with NAR’s settlement, raising questions ahead of the November 26 hearing.
Judge approves $110M settlements for Compass, Redfin, and seven other brokerages in the Gibson/Umpa commission lawsuit, marking one year since the Sitzer/Burnett verdict.
Here’s a recap of major real estate industry developments since the Sitzer/Burnett verdict, from NAR settlement updates to an objection that could change everything. We’re also sharing a timeline of BAM events, including our final event of 2024.
Brad McCallum’s new BAM podcast, Branded, features interviews with real estate industry experts, offering actionable tips and strategies for building a powerful personal brand and accelerating business growth.
Sharran Srivatsaa, President of Real Brokerage, demonstrates how to show your value as an agent at listing appointments, and what “proof over promise” looks like in practice.
Byron Lazine describes the lens needed for today’s agent of change and distinguishes the two sides of the debate sparked by upcoming changes to the real estate industry.
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