Brokerage consolidation is accelerating, but sellers aren’t always winning — especially when assumptions and emotions factor into M&A negotiations.
Nearly a year after Stone Point’s investment, KW aligns its tech platform with fellow portfolio companies and embraces a third-party integration model.
As AI becomes more embedded in transactions, MLSs are pursuing a “license, not lawsuit” strategy to create guardrails, protect consumers — and limit legal risk.
The Keller Williams executive chairman delivered blunt takes on the big industry headlines, from criticism of Homes.com to the Rocket-Redfin “nothingburger.” ...
Real, ERA each add about 60 agents. Plus, $25M duo joins BHHS Chicago; new president at Harry Norman Realtors; E&V enters ...
Broker Public Portal will power the New York-based MLS’s consumer site, with listings also appearing on Cribio.com. Plus, HAR ...
The workforce reductions land as the company launches a new AI initiative and engages in a public battle with hedge funds ...
Several U.S. lawmakers have expressed concern over the merger’s speedy closing. Plus, SCOTUS strikes down tariffs; a new step ...
AI-generated content is already commonplace in real estate. As the tech evolves, will agents and consumers be able to trust ...
After a year of leadership changes, investor pressures and a Nasdaq warning, Opendoor’s revenue fell. But the iBuyer’s new ...
Cooling inflation gives the housing market an “incremental tailwind.” But economists warn that data released this time of ...
CIRE @properties Lone Star picks up Koberg Real Estate Group; Compass teams in Boston, Pennsylvania move to other brands; ...
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