"Real Estate Industry Faces Major Changes in Commission Rules and Settlements"

Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman believes that sellers could benefit from the recent NAR settlement, which will allow them to keep a greater portion of their home equity by changing the way commissions are handled in real estate transactions. The settlement, subject to court approval, will impact the compensation offered to buyer's agents through multiple listing services (MLS), potentially leading to changes in the industry where only one agent is involved in the sale. While it won't change the final price of a home, it could result in sellers retaining more of their hard-earned equity, with potential implications for both first-time buyers and those looking to move up in the housing market.
- Sellers could benefit from NAR settlement, Redfin CEO says Fox Business
- Why Zillow is worried about America’s housing market shakeup CNN
- NAR settlement: 'Far-reaching impact' beyond brokerages Yahoo Finance
- Realtors Reckon With a Seismic Shift to How They Get Paid The Wall Street Journal
- Real estate agent commission rules are about to change, shifting costs between buyers and sellers Fortune
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