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 ...

AI-generated content is already commonplace in real estate. As the tech evolves, will agents and consumers be able to trust ...

Several U.S. lawmakers have expressed concern over the merger’s speedy closing. Plus, SCOTUS strikes down tariffs; a new step ...

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 ...

Three homebuyers, represented by Moehrl attorneys, filed a class-action suit claiming Veterans United Home Loans facilitates “illegal referrals and kickbacks.” ...