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CoStar filed an amicus brief in support of Compass and MRED MLS, saying the portal's pre-marketing program undercuts any criticism it has of private listing networks.
Kimberly Vu pretended to be a real estate agent and took security deposits and first month's rent from dozens of victims.
Rechat is opening its app-building platform to any brokerage, letting teams build and deploy custom tools on top of its MLS integrations, CRM data, and compliance infrastructure — without starting f
Google is expanding its HouseCanary-powered home-listing ads nationwide, bringing more home listings into mobile search results.
Inman recognizes more than 150 mortgage and finance professionals for leadership, innovation and lasting impact on the homebuying experience.
Realtor.com's report revealed sellers' power dwindles after four weeks — potentially leaving a 1.8 percent premium on the table.
The form asks sellers to represent that a property has not been publicly or privately marketed during a defined pre-listing period.
