
Real Estate Commission: Negotiation & DOJ Scrutiny
Real estate faces negotiation challenges & DOJ scrutiny. Fixed-percentage commissions persist, despite legal risks. Consumer education is crucial for a more competitive market.

Real estate faces negotiation challenges & DOJ scrutiny. Fixed-percentage commissions persist, despite legal risks. Consumer education is crucial for a more competitive market.

Real estate sees uncertainty but potential opportunities due to rate declines and inventory. Mortgage applications increase despite economic concerns. Experts see a double-edged sword in the market.

Government shutdown impacts the real estate market. Delayed data, cautious buyers, and potential mortgage issues create uncertainty. Economic fears are driving the market now. Mortgage delays are also an issue.

Real estate market shifts favor buyers with increased inventory and competitive pricing. Mortgage rates see volatility, impacting refinance applications amidst economic data uncertainty.

Home sales are expected to rise by 9.2% in 2026, driven by modest renovations and easing mortgage rates. Affordability remains a key factor, with significant regional disparities. Real estate agents face a challenging market.

Sue Yannaccone discusses adapting to real estate market changes, prioritizing consumer needs, agent value, and the impact of the NAR settlement. Focus on control and future.

Real estate agents must adapt to the evolving buyer's market by innovating their strategies and prioritizing buyer needs, as many lack experience with these conditions and relevant technology. Market changes require new approach.

Canadian interest in US homes is declining, with searches down across the board. Economic factors & US policies contribute. Impacting snowbird destinations like Florida. Canadian market is also weak.

Mortgage rates fluctuate amid bond market volatility. Home loan applications drop. Sellers & buyers must be strategic in the changing market. Inventory rises, home touring slows.