Howard Hanna Distances Itself From NAR in Buyer Lawsuit as It Charts New Course
Facing a $1.8 billion judgment and a cavalcade of copycat lawsuits after the Burnett verdict, the vast majority of real estate brokerages made the business decision to quickly settle, rather than risk more court losses. Presumably, the same logic would apply to...
Broker Who Sued NAR Restarts Case With Legal Representation
Like a lot of real estate professionals, California broker John Diaz is used to doing things on his own. When he decided to sue the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) and local REALTOR® associations last year, he represented himself in a short-lived case accusing...
Affordability, Inventory and Fear: Realtor.com Chief Economist Breaks Down the Numbers
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Despite geopolitical tensions and recession concerns, the housing market shows resilience with growing interest from international buyers and rising inventory levels. During the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Legislative Meetings last week,...
NAR Repeals No-Commingling Rule After Meeting Closed to Media
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) voted today to rescind the optional “no-commingling rule,” also known as the “segregation rule,” which disallowed MLS listings from being displayed alongside non-MLS listings. “The National Association of REALTORS®’...
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