Dave Gallagher is the Director of News Reporting for The Bellingham Herald, focusing on business news. With a background in real estate and technology, Dave covers topics such as mortgage rates, cyberattacks, and legal disputes in the industry. His work has been featured in various publications, including GeekWire and the Arizona Daily Star.
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Dave Gallagher's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry and personal finance, with an emphasis on data-driven reporting and government announcements. He may be open to receiving pitches related to real estate market trends, mortgage rate analysis, NAR activities, MLS developments, and legal issues within the industry.
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“Our hard-won settlement paved the way for a new era,” said Josh Sitzer, whose company offers flat-fee home tour and offer preparation services for buyers.
With new rules in place, listing agents need to consider several factors when helping sellers determine their approach to buy-side compensation.
NAR’s latest confidence survey also suggests that buyers gained some leverage this summer, but overall sales were down.
The Keyes Company has reached an agreement in the Gibson lawsuit as the settlement fund nears $1 billion.
The commissions cases will be reassigned after Judge Andrea Wood was made aware of a possible conflict of interest.
The “free” ride may not last as officials seek solutions for a deflationary economy and a glut of homes — the mirror image of what the U.S. is dealing with.
More choices and lower mortgage rates may bring out late-season buyers, and they could have an advantage over those who wait until spring.
A mixed August jobs report has economists speculating about how deep of an interest rate cut the Federal Reserve might make on Sept. 18.
By: Dave Gallagher, Amie Fisher
Agents in four states — Tennessee, Georgia and the Carolinas — can now access 1.9 million shared listings, while REcolorado and IRES re-up their partnership.
The brokerage will be offering its Redfin Next commission-split plan to agents in all markets starting Oct. 27, a year after it unveiled the pilot program.
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