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CRMLS removes seller concession fields from platform

Housing Wire

California Regional MLS (CRMLS) has decided to remove fields listing seller concessions from its platform. Initially, CRMLS said it added these fields in preparation to deal with the business practice changes outlined in the National Association of Realtors’ nationwide commission lawsuit settlement agreement.

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Zillow victorious in false advertising suit with discount brokerage

Housing Wire

The jury found that REX did not prove Zillow used false advertising it its decision to put non-MLS listings on a different section of the website and that Zillow proved its defense on REX’s second claim that Zillow acted deceptively and unfairly. In mid-May 2022, REX ceased its brokerage operations.

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How will listing agents share seller offers of buyer broker compensation off the MLS?

Housing Wire

per the terms of the National Association of Realtors ’ (NAR) nationwide commission lawsuit settlement agreement. eXp Realty recently released forms that make it clear it is firmly up to the seller to decide whether or not they will offer buyer broker compensation. Dwiggins said.

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‘Million Dollar Listing’ agents launch online marketplace for sellers and agents

Housing Wire

Redy , an online marketplace that rewards home sellers for selecting a real estate agent who best aligns with their sales goals, announced its launch in five markets on Tuesday. The Redy online platform is now available to home sellers in Atlanta , Dallas , Orlando , Phoenix and San Diego.

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Agents are prepping sellers for a greater variety of offers

Housing Wire

While there have not been any “ horror stories ” in the first few days since business practice changes mandated by the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) commission lawsuit settlement agreement were implemented, that doesn’t mean it has been completely smooth sailing for real estate professionals.

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Market Correction or Seller Panic?

Appraisal Buzz

It has been advertised that most markets lack substantial supply of homes – especially for low- and moderate-income housing. This might manifest itself with lower offers that are acceptable to the seller, but price isn’t the only aspect of a transaction. Sellers are panicking right now which is almost always an opportunity for buyers.

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Buyers & Sellers Respond to Recent NAR Reforms  

Appraisal Buzz

Redfin has reported that following revisions to industry rules required by the National Association of Realtors lawsuit settlement , commission negotiations have grown more regular in certain markets and at higher price points. I recently had a seller decide to offer 1.5%. That will likely drive fees down over time.”

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