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Agents embrace private listing networks. Consumers? Not yet
Sixty-nine percent of agents since 2020 have recommended their sellers list on a private listing network. However, sellers still favor listing on the multiple listing service, a Zillow survey said.
CRMLS CEO Hones in on ‘Mandatory Submission’ Amid Clear Cooperation Pressure
Above, Art Carter As the Clear Cooperation Policy became a nexus of controversy and debate last year, with a plethora of brokers, CEOs and everyday agents across the country weighing in, maybe more notable than any of the folks who spoke out in favor (or against) the policy were those who didn’t say anything at…
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Listing descriptions are the most popular way to use AI: SURVEY
Delta Media Group conducted a survey of 100 brokerages on their sentiment toward the growth of artificial intelligence in real estate.
Team Tactics: Bubbles to Burst for New Team Members (and How to Help Them)
Whenever anyone enters a new job in a new field, there are always tricks of the trade they have to learn—some that may counter their expectations. A 2024 study by the WAV Group found that many consumers aren’t well-versed in what the home-buying process entails or the role of a real estate agent. If a…
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Why Your Real Estate Team Won’t Scale Without Partnerships
Any leader who’s been in the real estate industry long enough understands how much of a balancing act running a team can be. As the team lead, it’s on you to constantly look for ways that you can scale you and your member’s current CGI, all while maintaining a sustainable level of margin with increasing…
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2024 New-Home Sales Reach Highest Level Since 2021
Persistently high mortgage rates hovering near 7%, coupled with equally high home prices, have created an affordability crisis that many prospective homebuyers and homesellers are intimately familiar with. These market forces have created somewhat sticky market conditions for existing-home sales, in contrast with new-home sales, which new data shows are on the rise. The latest…
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COURT REPORT: Gibson Plaintiffs Request Hooper Be Transferred to Missouri
Editor’s note: The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around real estate. Gibson plaintiffs argue to transfer Hooper to Missouri The plaintiffs of the Gibson case have filed a reply in support of their motion to intervene in 1925 Hooper vs. NAR, requesting that the…
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Commercial, Multifamily Properties Also Suffering Devastation From LA Fires
The sheer scope of devastation wrought by the still-not-extinguished fires in the greater Los Angeles area are hard to fathom. While entire neighborhoods of residential homes have literally become scorched earth, and local brokerage leaders have vowed to rebuild, CoStar Group on January 24 released a report detailing the collateral destruction of commercial and multifamily…
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Most wildfire victims won’t return to Palisades, Josh Altman says
Former "Million Dollar Listing" real estate agent Josh Altman predicts that nearly 70 percent of Pacific Palisades residents won't return to rebuild following the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.
Angelica Parker lawsuit against Alexanders tossed on technicality
Judge Lewis A. Kaplan said the Adult Survivors Act supersedes the Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Protection Law in her case, meaning Parker will have until Feb. 14 to amend the lawsuit.
MLS PIN Preliminary Hearing Set for April 4; Judge Waiting on DOJ
Judge Patti B. Saris, presiding over the Nosalek v. MLS PIN lawsuit in Boston, said on January 27 that she is ready to move forward with the case, scheduling a preliminary hearing for April 4. Saris expressed her frustrations with the Department of Justice (DOJ), as the settlement has been pending since the summer of…
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‘If you’re a Realtor, you can’t be a NIMBY’: Joe Rand on affordability
Joe Rand, of Howard Hanna | Rand Realty, and Sean Roberts, CEO of Villa, advocated for the acceptance of smaller homes built off-site as a solution to the inventory crisis.
