Former Employee Accused of Rental Assistance Scam
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is taking legal action against a former city employee and three others for allegedly using a fraudulent property management company to defraud the city of over $200,000 in Covid-19 emergency rental assistance funds.
NAR's Latest Guidelines: A Comprehensive Guide to Agent Compensation
NAR's New Education Initiative: Embracing Change for a Better Real Estate Experience
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has recently implemented new rules in the real estate industry, and they're doubling down on education and outreach to buyers a
Idaho Real Estate Commission Changes in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide
Uncover Idaho Real Estate Commissions in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide
Discover the intricacies of Idaho real estate commissions in 2024, including how much you'll pay and what factors influence commission rates.
Infinity Collective Evicts LuxUrban Hotels: South Beach Building's New Owner
Infinity Collective, led by Steve Kassin, Etienne Locoh, and David Berg, has recently taken possession of a five-story short-term rental property in Miami Beach, marking a significant move in the hospitality industry.
Senior Living in Texas City: A Margaritaville Community in Decline
Exploring the potential decline of Texas City's Margaritaville-inspired community, led by Minto Communities USA, designed for seniors seeking an idyllic lifestyle.
Court Upholds Conviction of Developer in Bribery Scheme
Shen Zhen New World's Conviction Upheld: A Three-Judge Panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Rules on Public Corruption in Los Angeles
New York AG puts brakes on $3M fair housing testing program
Attorney General Letitia James puts the brakes on $3 million fair housing testing program after over a year of inactivity, according to Newsday report.
Reining in Real Estate Giants: Texas Lawmakers Assess Regulatory Measures
Texas: A Real Estate Hotspot
Can Wu convince Senate to support her controversial property tax plan after winning in the House? Critics worry she might succeed.
Critics circulate a 2004 state report to persuade senators of Wu's proposal's flaws.
Real Estate Transactions to Undergo Major Changes Following Legal Settlement
Revolutionary changes in May: National Association of Realtors settles class-action lawsuits over compensation rules for sellers' and buyers' agents.
State Treasurer Candidate Harris: No Stocks or Real Estate Holdings Over $10K
Wesley Harris: A Candidate for State Treasurer"
"Wesley Harris: A Candidate for State Treasurer
NAR Discrimination Lawsuit: Now a Federal Case
Former project manager files an updated complaint, including new allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation.
Pasadena School District Embraces Redevelopment Opportunities
Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education votes to pursue education-to-residential conversion of a shuttered school for workforce housing development in San Gabriel Valley.
NAR Members Be Wary: New Real Estate Scam Uncovered
Be cautious of fraudulent emails claiming to assist in registering or renewing .realestate or .realtor domain names. The association advises members to verify the authenticity of such communications before taking any action.
Missouri Real Estate Trends in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide
Uncover the Missouri real estate commission rates for 2024: Explore the factors influencing commission costs.
Golf Course Conversion in South Bay: A Battle Against Bureaucracy
Lakeside Communities partners Tony Arreola and Mark Lazzarini are working overtime to bring their vision of a project to life. With over 1,700 units planned, this project will revolutionize the South Bay area.
Tennessee Real Estate in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide
Uncover the intricacies of Tennessee real estate commissions in 2024: a comprehensive guide to understanding commission rates and their influencing factors.
The Alexanders: Rape Lawsuits & Criminal Investigation
Allegations of sexual assault against top brokers Oren and Tal Alexander have shaken the residential real estate industry in recent months. These allegations first surfaced in a pair of civil lawsuits.
NextHome Settles Copycat Commissions Dispute
Settlement Fund for Sitzer, Moehrl, and Gibson Approaches $1 Billion: Judicial Approval Pending
Real estate agents' new payment rules offer homebuyers an advantage
An innovative payment structure for agents introduces a game-changing advantage for buyers in negotiations.