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The co-CEO of franchisor NextHome, James Dwiggins, talks about the future of the industry in light of the debate over NAR's Clear Cooperation Policy ahead of his appearance at Inman Connect San Diego.

The firm was founded in 2005 and closed $922.3 million in sales volume in 2024, according to RealTrends. About 180 agents will be making the move to Compass.

Hello, Comrade! Russian Investors Take Greater Interest in US Real Estate  Weekly Real Estate News

London renter shocked at estate agent’s “tips and tricks” email to secure property  MSN

Greenville County has second-highest eviction filing rate in US: See data, eviction hotspots  Greenville Online

Demand for real estate in the US among Russians increased by almost 80% after Trump's return  Liga.biz

Real estate investors are taking over the US housing market  MPA Mag

Kyle Rosko Walks Us Through Chic Estates And The Real Estate Scene Out East!  Daily Front Row

Apartments in Europe - which country saw prices triple  112.ua

Blackbook Properties: Reimagining Luxury as a Leading Boutique Real Estate Brokerage in the USA  Totalprestige Magazine

Canadian searches for U.S. real estate shows steep decline: report  National Post

This marks the luxury firm's second new market of 2025. It launches with more than 30 agents, led by Principal Broker Maryanne Moyers and founding agents MJ Frazier, Lizzy Conroy and Antonio Nguyen.

Russian Demand for U.S. Real Estate Surges 78.5%  The Moscow Times

London and Westminster: A tale of two cities’ planning woes  Property Week

Woman shares shocking list of 6 rules from estate agents to rent a flat in London  My London

Woman shares shocking list of 6 rules from estate agents to rent a flat in London  MyLondon

Debt Financing in USA for Venture, Business, and Real Estate Loan Options Explained  The Manila Times

Ardian exits landmark Paris asset following successful repositioning strategy  Private Equity Insights

Greene County homes sold for higher prices recently. See how much  Yahoo News

National numbers suggest we're finally seeing an end to the lock-in effect. How is it playing out in the neighborhoods you serve?