Rodney Gansho News Today

NAR CEO Bob Goldberg faced questions about the trade group's Clear Cooperation rule, which is at the crux of the commission lawsuit.

Big names, heated exchanges and the emergence of homeseller plaintiffs on the stand dominated the first week of the Sitzer | Burnett commission trial in Kansas City, Missouri.

On Day 2 of witness testimony Wednesday, attorney Michael Ketchmark narrowed in on training materials and presentation slides he alleged violated antitrust policies held by the defendants.

The third day of the highly consequential Sitzer/Burnett class action buyer broker commission lawsuit included a deep dive into the training materials used by various brokerages and the testimony of three of the named plaintiffs.

The allegations, witnesses slated to testify and evidence the jury will see — it's all here as the Sitzer | Burnett commission trial unfolds this week.

A legal battle of wills rages on as all three parties have motions to compel pending before the court.

MLSs will have six more months to implement the policy as well as a single data feed policy, NAR's director of engagement said Wednesday.

Greg Robertson and Victor Lund don't hold back on why obtaining MLS data should be easier and why NAR's policy should be enforced.

Inman Connect At its midyear conference starting next week, the National Association of Realtors will consider a controversial proposal to require listings submitted to Realtor-affiliated multiple listing services to include a property address that would be visible to other subscribers. NAR will also consider a policy requiring sold listings in data feeds in non-disclosure states and guidance on MLS best practices. The 1.4-million-member trade group’s Multiple Listing Issues and Policies Comm...