Andrea V. Brambila is a Deputy Editor at Inman News. She specializes in construction and real estate, law and legal affairs, and business topics, often covering themes such as lawsuits, real estate trends, and the intersection of sports and business. Andrea's insights and analyses have been featured in Inman.
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Andrea V. Brambila's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, with a significant emphasis on legal and regulatory developments within the United States. She frequently covers lawsuits, government announcements related to the real estate sector, and industry-specific press releases.
Given her focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements in the real estate industry, Andrea is likely to be responsive to pitches offering expert commentary or analysis pertaining to ongoing lawsuits or regulatory changes affecting real estate professionals and organizations in the U.S.
Additionally, she may also be interested in receiving information about newsworthy events such as acquisitions, executive appointments within major real estate companies or organizations like NAR (National Association of Realtors), especially if they have broader implications for the industry.
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Contracts law professor Tanya Monestier, an objector in the NAR settlement, described Judge Stephen Bough's order compelling objectors to appear in person as a “glaring appellate issue.”
NAR's board of directors and Executive Committee voted on a slew of proposals at NXT on Monday. But it was one involving NAR's counterpart to the north that drew the most discussion.
The deal will refund buyers and sellers after the brokerage allegedly failed to disclose to its clients that it had received payments from Home Security of America to advertise HSA's home warranties
Judge Stephen R. Bough approved antitrust deals reached with the National Association of Realtors and HomeServices of America Tuesday afternoon
Judge Stephen R. Bough overruled all objections to the National Association of Realtors and HomeServices deals and awarded attorneys one-third of the settlement amounts as requested
University of Buffalo contracts law professor Tanya Monestier on Monday informed Judge Stephen Bough she would follow in the footsteps of fellow objectors who have appealed the Nov. 26 ruling.
University of Buffalo contracts law professor Tanya Monestier on Monday informed Judge Stephen Bough she would follow in the footsteps of fellow objectors who have appealed the Nov. 26 ruling.
Ahead of a debate on the CCP at Inman Connect New York, the CEO of NextHome says whether sellers agree to hold their listing off of the MLS depends on the agent's influence.
As NAR's spending comes under the microscope, an Inman analysis of financial filings shows how it doled out funds prior to 2023 — and the likelihood of membership dues rising in the coming years.
By: Andrea V. Brambila
The new year will bring appeals, buyer commission cases, fights over current National Association of Realtor policies and possible Department of Justice intervention, experts told Inman
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