Anywhere names Barri Rafferty as Chief Communications Officer and Head of Public Affairs. Rafferty's experience will strengthen Anywhere's brand among brokers, agents, investors and customers.
Jacobi and Reffkin clash publicly over private listings, signaling industry change. Jacobi urges NAR to empower local MLSs. He cautions Compass's private network could backfire, but forecasts a stronger, decentralized NAR.
Real estate firms like Keller Williams expand to North Macedonia. Compass hires Terry Cohen. eXp Realty partners with influencers Ferris & Rodriguez. @properties Christie's expands in Michigan.
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Experts debate the National Housing Bank's potential to alleviate housing shortages and reduce price pressure. Concerns raised about red tape, stamp duty, and actual implementation vs. headlines.
Mortgage rates fluctuate around 6.84%. Affordability remains a challenge. Buyers should negotiate deals as sellers offer concessions below asking prices. Economic uncertainty impacts the housing market.
Real estate firms expand through mergers, acquisitions, and strategic leadership hires. Brokerages grow market reach and expertise, enhancing client services in diverse locations.
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MV Realty faces legal challenges over its 40-year marketing agreements, criticized as predatory. States seek to terminate contracts and protect homeowners from hidden liens and fees after bankruptcy filing.
Consumer buying sentiment is up as housing inventory improves. Despite income dips and high mortgage rates, more consumers see it as a good time to buy, with improved outlooks on home prices and job security.
The housing market faces challenges with slowing construction, economic uncertainty, and fluctuating mortgage rates. Luxury homes remain strong, but overall mortgage activity is down significantly. New listings show mixed signals.
NAR retracts the rule recommending separate MLS/non-MLS listings, aiming for a seamless home search experience. This ends a long-standing controversial policy, addressing outdated marketing trends and past legal challenges.
