The battle over how realtor commissions are paid is far from settledNew real estate regulations may reduce commission costs for buyers but could create confusion in the market.
The rules for homebuyers and sellers are changing in California. Here's what you need to know.New rules are changing how real estate commissions are paid, affecting seller-agent dynamics and potentially altering buyer-agent incentives.
The times they are changing: Adapting to the NAR settlement agreementThe NAR settlement transforms real estate practices by enhancing transparency in transactions and negotiating agent compensation.
Are agent commissions up or down? It depends on who you askReal estate commissions are decreasing as competition grows among agents,
Feeling the squeeze: NAR settlement terms trigger commission compressionDiscounting by agents threatens long-term sustainability amid thin profit margins.Brokerages face serious risks if commission rates continue to decline.Only a small percentage of brokerages are profitable with healthy margins.
Startup Rayse is pushing back' on the NAR settlement by launching an agent communication platformRayse's platform aims to enhance transparency between real estate agents and clients, demonstrating the substantial work agents do beyond just finding homes.
The battle over how realtor commissions are paid is far from settledNew real estate regulations may reduce commission costs for buyers but could create confusion in the market.
The rules for homebuyers and sellers are changing in California. Here's what you need to know.New rules are changing how real estate commissions are paid, affecting seller-agent dynamics and potentially altering buyer-agent incentives.
The times they are changing: Adapting to the NAR settlement agreementThe NAR settlement transforms real estate practices by enhancing transparency in transactions and negotiating agent compensation.
Are agent commissions up or down? It depends on who you askReal estate commissions are decreasing as competition grows among agents,
Feeling the squeeze: NAR settlement terms trigger commission compressionDiscounting by agents threatens long-term sustainability amid thin profit margins.Brokerages face serious risks if commission rates continue to decline.Only a small percentage of brokerages are profitable with healthy margins.
Startup Rayse is pushing back' on the NAR settlement by launching an agent communication platformRayse's platform aims to enhance transparency between real estate agents and clients, demonstrating the substantial work agents do beyond just finding homes.
Real Estate Insiders' explore housing affordability issues and local government solutionsThe housing affordability crisis is driven by interest rates and local government actions to address low inventory.Buyers financing agent fees can adversely affect their loan costs and equity position.
Five Ways Buying and Selling a House Could ChangeA settlement alters the traditional 6 percent sales commission in U.S. real estate, shifting the responsibility and potentially reducing the commission rates internationally.
Hey, New Yorkers: Are You Trying to Sell Your Home Using a Real Estate Agent? We Want to Hear From You.Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) amended its rules on agent compensation in response to a legal settlement affecting National Association of Realtors.Buyer's agent compensation now comes directly from sellers, allowing negotiation of the offer.
Real Estate Insiders' explore housing affordability issues and local government solutionsThe housing affordability crisis is driven by interest rates and local government actions to address low inventory.Buyers financing agent fees can adversely affect their loan costs and equity position.
Five Ways Buying and Selling a House Could ChangeA settlement alters the traditional 6 percent sales commission in U.S. real estate, shifting the responsibility and potentially reducing the commission rates internationally.
Hey, New Yorkers: Are You Trying to Sell Your Home Using a Real Estate Agent? We Want to Hear From You.Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) amended its rules on agent compensation in response to a legal settlement affecting National Association of Realtors.Buyer's agent compensation now comes directly from sellers, allowing negotiation of the offer.