Andrea V. Brambila

Zillow's ChatGPT integration has sparked conversations about innovation, transparency and how the industry should navigate an increasingly AI-driven world.

The working group of 15 executives representing roughly 100K agents is pushing for "real changes" around finances, governance and legally vulnerable policies.

New broker group says the association must put words into action if it hopes to “quiet the masses that believe NAR is lip servicing the changes being made.”

The agent, who was told she violated Zillow's private listing ban, will testify in November. Plus, a new claim in eXp misconduct case; Batton damages revised.

The judge in the Batton case berated plaintiffs over the inclusion of sellers in their proposed class, but suggested two possible paths forward.

The Nov. 3 complaint seeks $500M in damages, alleging TRD ran “false and misleading stories” accusing the brothers of rape. They are currently awaiting trial.

The first Compass-Zillow hearing begins Nov. 18. Plus, Lutz trial date is set; Alexander brothers sex trafficking trial to proceed; Batton class status denied.

REX asks SCOTUS to reconsider reviewing its antitrust lawsuit against NAR and Zillow. Plus, authorities ask for court guidance in an agent sex trafficking case.

Dan Duffy, CEO of United Real Estate, explains why NAR reforms need to go further and shares the “new paradigm” he and other leaders hope to see.

Pushback against the association came from all sides in 2025 as members asserted their independence. In response, NAR sought feedback and promised reforms.