Ohio-based software company MRI Software is making a bid for the MLS just days before it could be sold to another buyer.
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Broker Spotlight: Peggy Olin, OneWorld Properties
Learn how this South Florida luxury and pre-development specialist forges strong professional partnerships and creates a collaborative environment.
EXp not ‘doing broker-to-broker compensation’ — with caveats
A much-discussed listing agreement update reflects upcoming NAR rules, but doesn’t bar sellers from offering compensation to buyers’ agents.
Restb.ai: In most markets, floor plans reduce days on market
Artificial intelligence software company Restb.ai has released a report on the effectiveness of floor plans on days on market.
As rules change, your best friend is an entrepreneurial mindset
Entrepreneurship isn’t just good for individual real estate pros, PR and marketing expert Molly McKinley writes. It’s good for organizations and for the industry as a whole.
Eyeing next refi boom, lenders plan to maintain or grow payrolls
Lending industry leaders surveyed by Fannie Mae see the lack of housing supply as the biggest risk factor in 2024, but most expect refinancing to pick up next year if rates continue to fall.
Dot your i’s and cross your t’s. The paper chase is here: The Download
Ed Zorn, Anthony Lamacchia and others weigh in on buyer agreements, commission sharing and everything you need to know about the new forms.
Move calls on court to stop CoStar Group’s use of ‘unauthorized’ files
Two weeks after filing a theft of trade secrets lawsuit against CoStar Group, Move now wants CoStar to hand over Move-owned files and electronic devices used by former Realtor.com News and Insights Editor James Kaminsky.
Yes, you can talk politics on social media. Here’s how
Is it still impolite to talk about politics? Maybe not, and social media expert Jessi Healey says talking about it might gain you more followers than you think.
Despite declines, rents are still $305 higher than pre-2020 trends
Despite 11 months of declines, Realtor.com said the typical renter is paying $305 more monthly for an apartment compared to 2019. The greatest rent increases are in Florida and the Midwest.