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DOJ withdraws objection to MLS PIN settlement, clearing the way for preliminary approval

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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has withdrawn its objection to MLS Property Information Network (MLS PIN)’s preliminary settlement of the Nosalek commission lawsuit after the two sides negotiated amended terms. In a court filing on Thursday, MLS PIN and the plaintiffs disclosed that the former will prohibit offers of cooperative compensation on its platform, which […]

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Hooper commission lawsuit settlements granted preliminary approval

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A federal judge has granted preliminary settlement approval in the Hooper commission lawsuit that involves several high-profile real estate brokerages — including eXp World Holdings, Mark Spain Real Estate, Weichert of North America and Atlanta Communities Real Estate Brokerage. The order signed by U.S. District Court Judge Mark H. Cohen grants early approval for the settlement

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Homebuilder sales incentives are in full bloom this spring

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The spring homebuying season is in full swing. But what is typically the busiest time of year for homebuilders has not lived up to the hype in 2025. As builders struggle to close sales, resulting in declines in builder confidence and in company revenues, many have started to pile on buyer sales incentives. According to

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Buyer rep agreements don’t change commission rates: Fed study

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Buyer representation agreements have no impact on real estate agent commissions, according to a report published this week by researchers at the Federal Reserve. The report examined commission rates advertised to buyers’ agents through data from CoreLogic (which recently rebranded as Cotality). This includes the CoreLogic House Price Index and CoreLogic Market Trend reports, which

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DOJ withdraws objection to MLS PIN settlement, clearing the way for preliminary approval

Hooper commission lawsuit settlements granted preliminary approval

Homebuilder sales incentives are in full bloom this spring

Buyer rep agreements don’t change commission rates: Fed study

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