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In a letter obtained by Inman, Compass raised concerns about MLS data supplied to vendors including Courted, BrokerMetrics and Brokerkit.
Builders sold new homes at a faster pace in August, according to Census estimates. The agency said the 6.4 percent gain in new-home sales was not statistically significant.
The Association of Real Estate License Law Officials' new study said coming soons outperformed private listings and listings that went active immediately.
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A flurry of court filings has offered a much clearer picture of what pushed the increasingly influential proptech company into Chapter 11.
How five homes gave team leads Christian and Ashley Harris the hook for memorable real estate marketing and get-'em-sold strategies.
The luxury market remains resilient, but the strategies that worked in the past may not be enough for the remainder of 2026, Thomas Wright writes.
What do you do when a seller pushes back on a nine-month listing agreement? Coach Darryl Davis tells you how to explain to clients why a fast sale can negatively impact their bottom line.
Serious interest in buying a home grew more than four times faster than home sales this spring, according to Zillow.
The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage reached 7.03 percent on Thursday, strengthening predictions of a weak fall homebuying season.
