Attend the event July 30-August 1 at Inman Connect in Las Vegas! Seize the moment and take control of the next era of real estate. Through immersive experiences, innovative formats and an unparalleled lineup of speakers, this gathering becomes more than just a conference, it becomes a collaborative force shaping the future of our industry. Hurry and grab your tickets! learn more.
Want to get up to speed on the week’s hottest stories? Here are five of the stories Inman readers consider most important.
Don’t miss Download, our weekly column that breaks down the week’s top stories and gives you what you need to know next Monday.
Photo by Erwan Hesry on Unsplash
Plaintiffs in the lawsuit, known as Batton 1, have filed for a temporary restraining order to block final approval of the settlement agreement between Keller Williams, Anywhere and RE/MAX.
Attendees at the MLS Association of Realtors’ Legislative Conference executive meeting in Washington, D.C., May 5, 2024
At the Realtors Legislature meeting earlier this week, MLS executives were told they would be responsible for ensuring real estate agents and brokers comply with the new commission rules.
Image source: Getty Images
The massive trade group pledged in March to make a variety of policy changes as part of the landmark settlement. Now, the rollout of these rules will be slightly later than expected.
The ruling by Judge Stephen R. Bough on Thursday resolved Sitzer’s antitrust charges. Burnett, Mohr and Nosalek commissioned the case. However, it will not quash the buyer’s other existing lawsuits.
Glenn Kelman of Redfin. Image credit: AJ Canaria of MoxiWorks
Compass, The Real Brokerage, Realty One Group, At World Properties and Douglas Elliman have all reached settlements in the case, and the court has preliminarily approved the settlements.
