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Housing Market Predictions After 2024 US Elections Are Over - Norada Real Estate Investments
Minnesota latest to sue MV Realty over ‘immoral and illegal’ contracts
MoxiWorks brings 2 from Onit to fill leadership spots
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New Lawsuit Claims eXp Lawyer Admitted Sexual Assault Allegations Are ‘Accurate’
Facing multiple lawsuits from former agents and recruits along with scrutiny from the New York City Comptroller’s office, eXp Realty and several current and former executives and board members at the firm are now facing a suit by public pension funds, who allege the company breached its fiduciary duty in covering up reports of rape…
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Family-owned Louisiana brokerage joins Better Homes and Gardens
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Multi-Office Louisiana Brokerage Joins Better Homes and Gardens® Real Estate
Better Homes and Gardens® Real Estate has announced that Better Homes and Gardens® Real Estate Rhodes Realty, headquartered in Natchitoches, Louisiana, is the latest firm to join the brand. With seven offices and over 50 affiliated sales associates, the family-owned brokerage offers real estate services in residential, commercial, new construction, land development and rental properties…
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New Listings Increase as Mortgage Rates Decline, Slowly Eroding ‘Lock-in Effect’
Homeowners are showing a willingness to put their homes on the market at increasing rates, marking a continuous shift away from the “lock-in effect,” as detailed in Realtor.com®’s September Housing Trends Report. Active listings were up 34% year-over-year, though that number was still down 23.2% within a five-year timespan. The average median home listing price…
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