US realtor group's $418 million antitrust settlement wins tentative approval
A U.S. federal judge in Missouri on Tuesday preliminarily approved an antitrust class-action settlement that requires the National Association of Realtors to pay $418 million and implement changes to how Americans buy and sell homes.
Settlement over realtor fees gets preliminary approval
A settlement that will rewrite the way many real estate agents are paid in the United States has received preliminary approval from a federal judge. On Tuesday morning, US District Judge Stephen R. Bough signed off on an agreement between the National Association of Realtors and home sellers who sued the real estate trade group over its long-standing rules on commissions to agents that they say forced them to pay excessive fees.
A property dealer in Rawalpindi has reportedly taken his own life by shooting himself in a private housing society.The circulation of his suicide video has brought attention to the case, prompting a ...
HomeServices of America, a real estate brokerage owned by Berkshire Hathaway Inc., reached a settlement agreement in a ...
T he WSJ/Realtor.com Housing Market Ranking evaluates the 200 most populous core-based statistical areas, as measured by the ...
It’s been just more than a month since the Chicago-based National Association of Realtors trade group suddenly announced ...
Coldwell Banker Brown Realtor Elizabeth Hellrung also works as an alderman for the Madison County city. She's passionate ...
AMBER Turner isn’t the only TOWIE star who has quit the show and fled to sunnier climates. Last week The Sun exclusively ...
Californians for Homeownership lawsuit questions plan for 3,000 homes on parcels off-limits to residential development.
Mitzy Dadoun (1-416-993-2532), a realtor who has listings in and around Toronto, ON, launches her updated services for ...
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