DOJ drops Powell probe, clearing path for Warsh as Fed chair
The DOJ dropped its criminal probe of Fed Chair Jerome Powell Friday, clearing a key Senate hurdle for Kevin Warsh's confirmation.
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Compass calls Northwest MLS a ‘monopolist,’ asks court to dismiss counterclaims
The legal tit-for-tat over MLS rules blocking coming-soon listings has been ongoing for a year in a Washington court.
Compass, Zillow and the latest moves: Inman’s Top 5
Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the week? Here’s Inman Top 5, the most essential stories, according to Inman readers.
Understanding the role of AI in the real estate landscape: Streaming
Katie Lance highlights the online shift in AI-driven search and the importance of consistent social media content for visibility.
Real estate group owner arrested on federal gun, drug trafficking, money laundering charges
Sam Stair, owner of S2 Real Estate Group, has been accused of renting homes and apartments to drug traffickers for use as "stash houses" and "trap houses," according to a criminal complaint.
Sold in a week or sitting for months: The market’s growing divide
In the fastest markets, more than 1 in 3 homes sell within a week. In the slowest, listings sit for months, Zillow's latest data finds.
Chicago MLS expands private listing network nationwide, teams up with Compass
MRED will offer any licensed agent at a brokerage access to its Private Listing Network that allows for pre-marketed listings.
Prepping for ‘squeeze-flation’ summer: 3 strategies to sweeten up a sour market outlook
If you're already trying to save your summer pipeline, Rachael Hite writes, it's time to get started. Let's talk about the market shift.
How the right lender can help you build your real estate business
Your preferred lender should be a strategic extension of your business, coach Darryl Davis writes: someone actively invested in your growth and your clients' success.
Your answer to this one question can make or break your business
There's one question that real estate professionals are asked more than any other, and the way you answer it changes everything, Jimmy Burgess writes.
