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October 20, 2023
The independent real estate board sees the change as something to be emulated, as scrutiny of buyer commission offers takes center stage in the Burnett trial.
October 19, 2023
On Jan. 1, REBNY rules will prevent listing brokers from paying buyer agents and instead will require sellers to pay commissions directly.
June 30, 2022
The Citysnap search portal includes homes for sale and rent in New York City. It also represents the latest chapter in a rivalry between CoStar and Zillow.
January 20, 2022
As technology improves, regulations tighten and consumers seek other avenues to access home listing data, MLS’s continues to evolve and consolidate.
October 4, 2021
Manhattan saw 282 listings added to its real estate roster by August 16, 2021, while 302 contracts were signed — almost 100 more signings than the historical average, according to UrbanDigs, the real estate tracker for New York City. Dwindling supply and ever-increasing demand has put immense pressure on buyers who are hunting for a home in the Big Apple.
October 1, 2021
Listing management providers aren’t thrilled with updates to REBNY’s terms in a dispute that could affect the city's residential brokerages.
June 25, 2021
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December 12, 2020
Share via Shortlink RealPlus’ Eric Gordon, Michael Gabriel and REBNY’s James Whelan and Ninve James (Gordon by Emily Assiran; Whelan via Facebook/REBNY; homes.nyc) When Michael Gabriel began building a consumer-facing listings portal early this year, he thought he had the real estate industry’s blessing. Instead, he’s found himself embroiled in what could become a lengthy legal battle. Just four days before the planned launch of homes.nyc, the Real Estate Board of New York hit ...