"Exodus of Real Estate Agents: A Boon for Homebuyers?"

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The real estate industry is experiencing a significant downsizing as many agents leave the field due to a challenging market and new rules affecting commissions. Experts predict that up to 80% of real estate agents could exit the profession, which may benefit homebuyers by leaving more experienced and competent agents who can offer competitive commissions. The changes are expected to make the market more diverse and competitive, with a focus on better service and accountability from remaining agents.
Real estate agents are fleeing the field. Is that good for homebuyers? The Washington Post
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